Reviewing Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) criminal judgments in Dominica reported by Dominica News Online, examining appellate sentence quashing and High Court capital sentencing procedures.
Reviewing two landmark High Court matters in Saint Kitts & Nevis covered by SKNVibes and Times Caribbean: the criminal conviction of a former Crown Counsel and the MSR Media CBI judicial review.
Analyzing the long-running Cable & Wireless (Barbados) Ltd minority shareholder class action in the Barbados High Court, as covered by Barbados Today, and how the Companies Act (Cap. 308) governs amalgamations and fair value.
Reviewing recent Barbados High Court firearm sentencing judgments by Justice Carlisle Greaves reported in Barbados Today, explaining the Firearms Act (Cap. 179) and mathematical sentencing deductions.
Examining two major Bahamian corporate and financial rulings reported by The Tribune (Tribune 242): the Supreme Court’s $2M wire-fraud negligence judgment against CBH Bahamas and regulatory winding-up petitions.
An analysis of R v Andre ‘Blackman’ Bryan & Others in the Supreme Court of Jamaica, examining judge-alone trials, secret witness recordings, and sentencing under the Criminal Justice (Suppression of Criminal Organizations) Act.
A review of Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago v Akili Charles ([2022] UKPC 31) and the subsequent TT$1.15 million High Court damages award reported by the Trinidad Guardian.
Reviewing landmark Trinidad High Court corporate rulings reported by the Trinidad Guardian: the voiding of CL Financial’s CLICO energy asset sale to Proman and the court-approved winding-up of Daily News Ltd (Newsday).
An in-depth corporate law review of Cable & Wireless Jamaica Ltd v Eric Jason Abrahams ([2025] UKPC 44), analyzing how the Privy Council blocked a compulsory share cancellation scheme under the Companies Act of Jamaica.
A legal breakdown of the J$3 billion Stocks & Securities Limited (SSL) prosecution (R v Jean-Ann Panton), examining charges under the Larceny Act, Forgery Act, Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA), and Cybercrimes Act.
