The BMA released a Notice on 19 February 2026 announcing that it plans on reducing the regulatory burden for insurers while strengthening the efficiency and proportionality of insurance supervision.

The Government of Bermuda recently announced that it was conducting a series of two consultations regarding the possible introduction of corporate income tax that would apply to Bermuda...

Employers and insurers must consider the implications for coverage of sexual harassment claims and how they are settled.

The Draft Bill includes a proposed a statutory income tax rate of 15% and includes a robust package of Qualified Refundable Tax Credits (QRTCs) to maintain Bermuda's attractiveness.

A summary report from our 2025 Australia financial lines symposiums outlining some of the key issues and opportunities impacting financial lines claims and litigation in Australia.

In this mini-series of articles, we explore the relationship between sham trusts and illusory trusts, before making the case for dropping "illusory trusts" from the nomenclature of the future.

In a dispute between a beneficiary and a trustee, access to legal advice received by the trustee can be of paramount importance to the beneficiary's efforts to impeach the trustee's conduct.

Recent appeal sheds light on the duty of care of an employer to prevent psychiatric injury to its employees.

Regulators can pursue individuals involved in corporate restructuring to evade payment of employee entitlements.

The role of expert witnesses has been reviewed in recent cases & these decisions shed light on what the courts expect from experts.

Welcome to the latest edition of our global cyber and data newsletter, focusing on the latest developments in data protection, AI, cyber incident response, and digital regulations.

Bermuda's Personal Information Protection Act 2016 (PIPA) will, when fully operative, represent a significant change in informational privacy law in Bermuda.

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) released an Information Bulletin - Insurance Assessment and Licensing Committee (IALC) Update, on 29 January 2026 outlining updates to its licensing process for insurers (Updated IB).

The Insurance (No. 2) Amendment Act 2019 (Amendment Act) became operative on 31 December 2019.

Arbitration as a means of resolving international commercial disputes has grown in popularity in recent years as reflected by the reported rise in arbitration filings of more than 3% a year from 2010 to 2019 and a spike of 9.9% in 2020, ...

International Private Medical Insurers (IPMI) have been watching closely and waiting for news on Qatar's new Mandatory Health Insurance Scheme to anticipate how this may affect their product offerings and distribution in the region.

The Bermuda insurance and reinsurance market continues to go from strength to strength and is well positioned to take advantage of hardening market conditions.

Discusses 5 of the most common human resource management fails in medical practices.

Medibank Private faces class actions after the data breach – which could change the legal landscape for data breach disputes.

A claim for defective building works under a policy of home warranty insurance (Policy).