November 2022 | By Sophia Rolle-Kapousouzoglou and Valdere J. Murphy
In 2020, The Bahamas enacted the Digital Assets and Registered Exchanges Act (“DARE Act”) which is the legislative framework that […]
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November 2021 | By Dwight Glinton
Can an employer make covid-19 testing mandatory? In The Bahamas, the Health and Safety at Work Act (1) stipulates that […]
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October 2021 | By Dwayne Whylly
Published with Chambers and Partners: Banking & Finance 2021 Global Practice Guide: Law and Practice 1. Loan Market Panorama 1.1 […]
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October 2021 | By McFalloughn Bowleg
In The Bahamas, “generational property” is land owned by many descendants of the original landowner. The following issues, among others, […]
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July 2021 | By Laura Harris
As the world transitions into a post-pandemic COVID-19 phase, the Bahamas shipping industry and the Bahamas Maritime Authority (“BMA”) are resilient, […]
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June 2021 | By Al-Leecia Delancy
The government has been criticised both locally and internationally in relation to the transparency and procedure surrounding the procurement of […]
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April 2021 | By Ramonne Gardiner
In 2017 The Bahamas enacted the Homeowners Protection Act (HPA). The legislation was touted as “groundbreaking” and was designed to […]
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March 2021 | By Scott Cruickshank and Jonathan Child
The Privy Council has recently handed down its decision in the case of Byers v Chen Ningning [2021] UKPC 4. […]
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