Archive for January 17th, 2019
![Health insurance challenge dominates PAC Health insurance challenge dominates PAC](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/MLA-Chris-Saunders-in-the-LA-150x150.jpg)
Health insurance challenge dominates PAC
(CNS): Public Accounts Committee member Chris Saunders (Bodden Town West) articulated the frustrations of PAC and the community when he expressed concern that the health ministry had failed to respond to shocking figures revealed more than three years ago that the local insurance companies made a collective profit of more than $51 million in 2015 […]
![May still in job but refuses to rule out ‘no deal Brexit’ May still in job but refuses to rule out ‘no deal Brexit’](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Theresa-May-in-the-House-of-Commons-150x150.jpg)
May still in job but refuses to rule out ‘no deal Brexit’
(CNS): British Prime Minister Theresa May refused to rule out a ‘no deal Brexit’ Thursday, in the wake of surviving a no confidence vote on Wednesday. Just over two months before the UK will leave the European Union after some 45 years, May has now decided to invite cross-party discussions about a revised deal after […]
![Lack of lawyers and space fuel crime case backlog Lack of lawyers and space fuel crime case backlog](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Chief-Justice-Anthony-Smellie-inspects-the-police-contingent-at-the-2019-Opening-of-the-Grand-Court-150x150.jpg)
Lack of lawyers and space fuel crime case backlog
(CNS): The backlog of criminal indictments carried over from 2018 into this year is the largest ever, Chief Justice Anthony Smellie told the Cayman Islands legal profession Wednesday at the annual opening of the Grand Court. Cases are not being disposed of due to shortages of both space and defence lawyers willing to take on […]