COVID-19 – Bahamas Response and Impact on Bahamian Insolvency Law

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of The Bahamas, like many other governments, has declared a state...

The Bahamas: COVID-19 and Contractual Force Majeure

Introduction Arising from the emergence of COVID-19, it has become obvious that there shall be a massive impact upon...

Arbitration and Trust Dispute Resolution in The Bahamas

Among The Bahamas’ arsenal of financial products and services is the Bahamian trust which serves as one of the...

Testamentary Freedom and Wills in the Cayman Islands

The Cayman Islands Wills Law (2020 Revision) (the “Law”) allows persons to freely dispose of their assets on their...

Risk and Redundancies: the Case of Kayla Ward v the Gaming Board

In Kayla Ward & Others v The Gaming Board for The Bahamas Supreme Court Action No. 2017/CLE/gen/1506 (dated 17th...

Estate Planning – Do you have your affairs in order?

When should you make a Will? Now! There has never been a better time to consider estate planning. There...

Cayman Islands: Force Majeure Clauses & COVID-19

Have you entered into a contract – for example a real estate development agreement – which is subject to...

The Bahamas: Employer Obligations During COVID-19

On Wednesday, 11th March 2020, the World Health Organization (“WHO”) declared the novel coronavirus (“COVID-19”) a pandemic. In making...

A Thought on Captives

Captive insurance is often, and rather myopically, perceived of as the preserve of multinational conglomerates whose risks may be...