I’m sure many of us watched the Super Bowl this year. I did. My family members are huge fans, and I love Rihanna about as much as they love football. Rihanna’s casual yet strong performance during the Super Bowl was
Caribbean Winds of Change for Cannabis?
The Caribbean is questioning its enduring ties to the British Crown, as it seeks to fully turn the page on its colonial past. During the next few years, we will likely see several of the independent Caribbean nations that maintain
How to Serve Process in Barbados
Quite possibly the coolest national flag in the western hemisphere. After all, Maserati apparently adopted in for its logo…
We aren’t building rockets here. But we are building a ship of sorts, and a leaky
Sports lawyer Victoria Evans’ world record solo Atlantic row attempt raises funds for Women In Sport
Because of the UK’s lockdown rules, Victoria didn’t experience her first on-water row until May, but she’ll be attempting to break the Guinness world record for the fastest woman to row solo across the Atlantic in February 2021 – under
The Latest on the SeaDream 1 COVID-19 Debacle – What Went Wrong?
The Latest Number of Infected
The highly publicized debacle of the SeaDream 1 COVID-19 outbreak continues to unfold. The last count of people infected during the cruise increased to nine (7 guests and 2 crew members) so far.
SeaDream Cruise Guests Flown From Barbados to Airports Around the World
Yesterday, I wrote in the article titled SeaDream’s Caribbean Cruise: Champagne, Caviar and COVID-19 about what I described as like watching a slow motion train wreck. The week started with travel writers and cruise bloggers boarding the SeaDream 1 cruise yacht
SeaDream Yacht Clubs’s Anti-Mask Policy: Against Basic Health Protocols and Common Sense?
SeaDream Yacht Club became the first luxury cruise line to resume cruises to the Caribbean when it sailed the 112-passenger – 95-crew SeaDream I out of Barbados yesterday. The ship has 52 guests aboard this weekend.
The popular Cruise Radio
EU Blacklist – Cayman Islands off, Anguilla and Barbados on: Impact for Asset Managers
In a keenly anticipated development the Cayman Islands was removed from the EU list of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions (the “EU blacklist”) on 6 October 2020 after adopting reforms relating to private funds in September 2020.
This will be welcome news
COVID-19 Pandemic Introduces New Options for Digital Nomads
As we previously reported, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected employers and employees across the globe. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, governments have implemented measures to address the economic impact of the pandemic, including job retention schemes and promoting remote
Divorce & Hidden Money: Evading Child Support By Going Offshore
One of the worst child support cases I know about is Janet O. v. James O., slip op. 51985 (Sup. Ct. N.Y. County, October 17, 2006). The ex-husband in Janet O had not made any child or spousal maintenance