Whilst lawyers and accountants swiftly took to their spreadsheets to re-calculate various fees and stamp duties following a number of increases announced with this year’s budget, the real estate community – both agents and legal practitioners, welcomed a positive amendment to the Economic Investment Certificate...
2021 has seen a global resurgence in the issuance, trade and practical use of digital assets. Projects leveraging the use of distributed ledger technology (DLT) have increased exponentially this year, as more and more businesses recognise the advantages offered by the use of (predominantly) decentralised,...
I recently completed my Master of Arts in Classics and Ancient History at Newcastle University. It has been a long-held ambition that I was delighted (and thankful) to have had the opportunity to fulfil. It was a rewarding experience in very many ways, and gave me...
Leading law firm, MJM Limited, is pleased to welcome two new additions, T’Deana Spencer and Teressa Macbeth to the firm’s Dispute Resolution and Corporate & Finance teams, respectively. Bermudian, T’Deana Spencer, completed her pupillage and was called to the Bar in 2019. She has joined MJM’s...
MJM Limited is pleased to announce that its Dispute Resolution Team and Corporate & Finance Team have both been ranked BAND 2, below only one other competitor in Bermuda, in results released on 13 February 2020 by Chambers & Partners in the Chambers Global 2020...
Leading law firm, MJM Limited, is pleased to announce that Bermudian, Adenike Carmichael has joined as Client Relationship Manager in the firm’s Dispute Resolution Team.
MJM Limited is pleased to announce that its Dispute Resolution Team is once more Ranked BAND 1, alongside only one other competitor in Bermuda, in results released today by Chambers & Partners in the Chambers Global 2019 rankings.
Chambers reported that MJM Limited is a top-tier well-established Bermudian independent firm, well regarded for its breadth and quality of expertise.
In an important decision for Bermuda, the Court of Appeal has supported a decision of the Supreme Court made by Former Chief Justice Ian Kawaley in Ferguson et al v Attorney General in June 2018 which held that certain aspects of the Domestic Partnership Act...