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British businessman, 50, shot dead on Caribbean island near the supermarket which he owned

By Sam Matthew For Mailonline David Mondesir was found in a pool of blood after being shot in the head He had lived in St Lucia for five years after moving from Enfield, London Grim discovery was made near the…

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Cayman Islands – Phishing in the Caribbean?

By Thomas George From Check & Secure Banking in the Cayman Islands is curious to say the least. For an island about the size of the Medway Towns and with a population of just 55,000 people, the beautiful caribbean landmass…

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Community Events Dr. Moody September 2015 Gordon Solomon Art You are invited you to attend the opening evening of Doctor Moody: Frames of Mind A new series of work by Gordon Solomon Cayman islands national Gallery DART Auditorium www.gordonsolomon.com Youtube:…

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RCIPS requests the public’s assistance to locate stolen vehicles

From RCIPS Over the past ten days five cars have been reported stolen on GCM. Specifically, 4 Honda CRVs have been taken, as well as one Mercedes Benz. As of today one Honda CRV and one Mercedes Benz have been…

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How much should firms pay to protect themselves from hackers?

By Nell Gluckman, From The Am Law Daily Whether it’s to steal intellectual property, information on pending mergers or the credentials to bank accounts, cybersecurity consultants say that foreign governments and organized criminal groups are after the data stored inside…

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White police chief who fatally shot black man sentenced to home confinement

By The Associated Press From Mashable A white former police chief will have to spend a year under home detention but won’t have to serve any prison time in the 2011 shooting death of Bernard Bailey, an unarmed black man….

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Google grapples with EU right to be forgotten

Sue Reisinger, from Corporate Counsel Google Inc. has its legal hands full overseas these days. Besides its antitrust battle with the European Union, the Internet giant has just received Europe’s first “right to be forgotten” enforcement action for failing to…

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Suit against Amazon over student suicide won’t be arbitrated

By Max Mitchell, From The Legal Intelligencer The suit against Amazon stemming from a University of Pennsylvania student who killed herself using chemicals allegedly bought through the online retailer is not headed for arbitration under a stipulation agreed upon by…

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Tom Brady’s four-game Deflategate suspension has been overturned/MH370: Reunion wing debris ‘certainly’ from missing flight

Roger Goodell got destroyed for using a steroid analogy to explain Tom Brady’s suspension By Scott Davis From Business Insider Tom Brady’s four-game Deflategate suspension has been overturned, and he will be playing in week one. In Judge Richard Berman’s…

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Canadian police return woman’s stolen car with drugs, weapons still inside it

By Mary Beth Quirk From Consumerist (When your car is stolen, you can’t always expect to get it back. And if you are lucky enough to be reunited, you might then expect that a few things could be missing —…