Acting for Novum Energy Trading Corp in an admiralty action in rem arising from a SHELLTIME 4 charterparty dispute, the firm successfully obtained a warrant of arrest against the M.V. Kimolos (IMO: 9405540) before Justice Andrew Forbes in the Supreme Court Commercial Division, securing arrest over claims exceeding USD $1.56 million plus costs and interest.

Acting for the Defendant owners, charterers and operators of the M.V. Phospherus NH before Justice Constance Delancy in an admiralty action in rem brought by Calico Energy DMCC arising from a disputed bunker supply contract. The Claimant sought damages of USD $258,600.19, default judgment, summary judgment, and an order for appraisement and sale of the vessel. The firm successfully resisted all interlocutory applications: the Court regularised the Defence and Counterclaim, admitted without prejudice communications to establish the timeline of events, dismissed the application for default judgment (admiralty claims in rem being excluded from the default judgment regime under Practice Direction 10 of 2023), and dismissed the application for summary judgment (admiralty claims in rem being excluded under Part 15.3 CPR). The Defendant's counterclaim — asserting contaminated bunker supply causing mechanical failure, a 49-day deviation, USD $343,000 in demurrage, USD $152,000 in repair costs, and overcharges of USD $77,335.19 — remains on the record to be tried on the merits.

Instructed for the defendant in a high-profile dispute centred on the port services contract for Carnival's $600 million Celebration Key project. After an injunction blocked the client from receiving payment, the firm successfully argued before Justice Delancy that the injunction be varied and discharged — with multiple onerous terms struck out, including the bar on receiving payment under the Carnival contract.

Acted for clients in complex multi-party litigation arising from the South Riding Point oil storage terminal dispute. Successfully obtained a consolidation order referenced in subsequent reported judgments, and thereafter secured a full settlement of all claims on behalf of the firm's clients.

Acting in multiple Section 77 applications before the Supreme Court of the Bahamas for the administration of trusts in multi-million dollar trust matters. The Section 77 jurisdiction permits the court to give directions on questions arising in the administration of a trust — including questions as to the distribution of trust assets, the exercise of trustee discretions, and the resolution of disputes between trustees and beneficiaries. The firm has presented formal applications to the court in complex trust matters involving substantial assets, ensuring proper judicial oversight of trust administration at every stage.

Advised on the acquisition and full build-out of a 65-slip marina and associated commercial facility development in the Northern Bahamas, including title due diligence, structuring of the acquisition vehicle, regulatory approvals, and the negotiation and drafting of development agreements, contractor agreements, and ancillary commercial documentation for the facility build-out.

Advised on the planning and build-out of a 125-lot residential subdivision development in the Northern Bahamas, encompassing land structuring, subdivision scheme documentation, conveyancing of individual lots, and liaison with planning and regulatory authorities. The matter involved the preparation of restrictive covenants, easements, and infrastructure agreements governing the development and ongoing management of the subdivision.

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