Survey: Gay people are still struggling to gain acceptance in sports
From Business Insider Sydney (AFP) – Only one percent of people feel that gays are “completely accepted” on the sporting field, according to a new international survey released on Sunday highlighting homophobia. Close to 9,500 people were interviewed for the…
Man fathered only one twin, judge says
By Charles Toutant, From New Jersey Law Journal Shedding light on a little-known aspect of “the birds and the bees,” a New Jersey family court judge found that a man identified as the father of twin girls had in fact…
Fraud claims against Proskauer over tax shelter advice upheld
By Ben Bedell, From New York Law Journal Fraud claims against Proskauer Rose stemming from a tax shelter scheme it helped sell to the heirs of the Johnson & Johnson fortune will survive a motion to dismiss, the Appellate Division,…
Police disclose new details about slain lawyer’s secret life
By Zoe Tillman, From Legal Times, David Messerschmitt, the Washington lawyer stabbed to death in a downtown hotel room, used email, phone apps and Craigslist to lead a secret life—one he kept from his wife and family—according to police documents…
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Cayman Islands National Day of Preparedness
National Day of Preparedness is being celebrated on May 18, 2015. The theme this year is “Volunteer for a resilient Cayman, prepare for all hazards!” National Day of Preparedness is observed each year in the Cayman Islands to encourage residents…
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Cayman Islands Community invited to Children’s Festival final concerts
The National Children’s Festival of the Arts (NCFA) invites the community to its Final Concerts at the Harquail Theatre Monday to Thursday, 11-14 May, from 6.00 pm. Featuring entertaining, medal-winning performances in speech and drama, choral music, instrumental music, and…
Insurer: 10% rate fall to ‘Soften Vat Blow’ [Cayman Islands rates below Bahamas]
By Neil Hartnell From Tribune 242 A leading insurer yesterday expressed hope that a 10 per cent year-over-year fall in property and casualty premiums will “soften the blow” from Value-Added Tax (VAT) for Bahamian consumers. Anton Saunders, RoyalStar Assurance’s managing…
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Cayman Islands Rotary Club celebrate 50 years with “The Magic of the Musicals”
The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman will be celebrating 50 years of being chartered and established on island later this year. The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman’s annual fundraiser over those 50 years has really gone to town to make…
Cricket: England coach Peter Moores sacked
By Paul Newman For The Daily Mail Peter Moores has been treated shabbily by the ECB. The debacle has echoes of the sackings of David Moyes or Martin Jol Peter Moores replaced Andy Flower as England coach in April 2014…
