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Month: October 2014

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HSM Chambers are delighted to announce the appointment of Ian Lambert as a Partner.

Ian specialises in insolvency, corporate and commercial litigation, cross-border asset-tracing and recovery and, in addition, has extensive experience in the area of professional negligence, with a focus on medical negligence and personal injury litigation. Educated in Canada, Ian was called…

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Line Crews assist with restoration efforts in Bermuda

Five linemen from Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) are currently in Bermuda providing assistance to the Bermuda Electric Light Company (BELCO), following the aftermath of Hurricane Gonzalo, which affected that island on Friday, October 17, 2014. The Category 2 hurricane…

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Goldman slashes 2015 oil price forecast as output tops demand

From Newsmax Goldman Sachs has slashed its 2015 oil price forecasts, making it the most bearish among major financial institutions, following a near 25 percent fall in crude prices over the past five months. The U.S. investment bank said rising…

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Restaurant owner hunts down negative Yelp reviewer

By Eitan Levine From Mashable If you can’t take the heat, stay out of the kitchen — or really, the restaurant business in general. If your restaurant is hit with a one-star review on Yelp, you can either improve the…

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20 MPs earn more than £100k on top of Parliamentary salary [1 was recently in Cayman Islands]

By Andre Walker From Breitbart New figures have revealed that 20 [British] MPs earn more than £100k a year on top of their House of Commons salary. The politicians have declared the outside earnings from a range of sources from…

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CurrentC is the big retailers’ clunky attempt to kill Apple Pay and credit card fees

By Josh Constine from Techcrunch Long before Apple Pay, big brick-and-mortar retail chains were conspiring to sidestep the typical 2% to 3% fees they’re charged by credit card companies when consumers pay with credit. A company called MCX (Merchant Customer…

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‘Smith wins first ever Cayman Islands WJC

There is no doubt that the Cayman Islands Equestrian Federation (“CIEF”) is experiencing unprecedented development in equestrian sports here in the Cayman Islands. This month, the CIEF passed another milestone in its development as a Federation and achieved one of…

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Cayman Islands NCVO Radio/Telethon raises record $138,000

On Saturday (25) night the National Council of Voluntary Organisations’ (NCVO) 35th annual radio/telethon raised a record $138,000 at The Prospect Playhouse. The NCVO is a non-profit, charitable organisation that is dedicated to the care, education and well-being of children…

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SpaceX capsule returns to Earth loaded with lab results

From Discovery SpaceX’s unmanned Dragon spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Saturday carrying a heavy load of NASA cargo and scientific samples from the International Space Station that experts hope could yield significant results. A boat was ferrying…

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Trash Old Cases – Justice Minister wants lingering legal disputes thrown out after two years

By Daraine Luton, From Jamaica Gleaner Justice Minister Mark Golding has served noticed that cases which linger for too long in the courts will be thrown out. A new law is to be put in place to allow for these…