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Notes and short articles on points of Barbados law and practice. They are general commentary, not advice on any particular matter, and are accurate only as at the date shown on each piece.
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Why a homemade will can fail
Barbados makes it easy to sign a valid will. The trouble comes later, when someone challenges it and nobody can prove how it was made.
Dying without a will in Barbados: who inherits?
When someone dies in Barbados without a will, the Succession Act decides who inherits and in what shares. A step-by-step guide for families.
Stop Asking AI Questions. Start Building Workflows.
The fake-citation cases were never really a warning about technology. They were a warning about using it without a plan, and junior attorneys are best placed to build one.
The Three-Hour Riddle: Who Gets the Time AI Saves a Law Firm?
Most discussion of AI in law firms is about producing more work. The more interesting question is whether firms use the time it saves to give people their evenings back.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button V Juvenile Justice
An argument, grounded in the rule of law and juvenile justice research, against amending Barbados law to allow children to be charged as adults for serious crimes.
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