Law of Bermuda - Resources and External Links

Resources and External Links

As might be expected in a small jurisdiction, the best available resources are provided by a number of individuals and law firms:

  • An exception is Bermuda Laws, an official site containing all Bermuda legislation, including delegated legislation.
  • Bermuda Law Reports is a subscription service containing searchable copies of local cases. This is an ongoing project, working backwards through the years, and therefore currently only contains cases reported since the mid-1980s.
  • Skiffy's Legal Links, prepared by and named after Karen Skiffington, a Bermuda law librarian, contains a useful section on online Bermuda law.
  • Conyers Dill & Pearman, Appleby Spurling Hunter and Mello Jones & Martin (http://www.mjm.bm/publications), the three largest law firms in Bermuda, each has a "publications" section on their website. Although intended primarily for marketing purposes, there are many articles on substantive legal issues. These are generally written in a style that is suitable for a client, rather than a qualified lawyer.
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