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Are ebikes legal?

This is a more general interest legal post, rather than specific to immigration. As everybody uses the roads, I hope it is of interest. I have represented many clients on road traffic and personal injury matters. Many years ago, I represented somebody who had been stopped by the police while

Reminder - subscription rates going up

The subscription rates for my newsletter will be increasing from $11 per month to $29 per month, and from $120 annually to $319 annually from the 28th July. Become a paid Member now to lock in the lower rate for as long as you remain a subscriber, before the 28th

The price of my Bermuda immigration updates is going up - act now to lock in the current rate

Since starting this newsletter three years ago, it has grown to have a readership of hundreds of people looking for updates on Bermuda's immigration landscape. My posts have revealed details of policy shifts, news, and insights, many of which have not been covered anywhere else. The free tier,

Constitutional reform process said to take 2 years

As a member of the Bermuda Bar, I have seen and reviewed the Government's draft consultation document for changes to Bermuda's constitution. At this point, the consultation is on a selective basis, with a broader public process opening up at a later date. In this post,

AI gives the worst possible Bermuda immigration advice

I have had a few clients mention that they asked the AI about their situation in Bermuda. I have urged caution, as I am not sure that an AI will be able to give a competent answer on Bermuda immigration issues based on the limited information available online. I thought

Caricom membership poses challenges for Immigration control

Yesterday, I published an article on proposals for Bermuda to join Caricom, and the possible impact on the rights of long term residents. This is a second article on how Caricom could pose issues for Bermuda in its efforts to control its borders. Please subscribe to read this post

Caricom membership could lead to radical expansion of the rights of long term residents

I've been exploring the potential consequences of Caricom membership since the Government released its Green Paper some weeks ago. I have been putting together a lot of analysis on it, but have held on releasing anything, because I have concluded that the Green Paper ends up not providing