Mello Jones & Martin

Bermudian businessman Ronald Arliss Francis is being sued for $250,000 in allegedly unpaid legal fees owed to law firm Mello Jones & Martin for defending his daughter and son-in-law against criminal charges concerning their now-defunct Emerald Financial Group.

Specially Endorsed Writ of Summons in Long Term Recovery Limited v. Ronald Arliss Francis -at Bermuda Supreme Court.

Mello Jones & Martin vs. Edward Przelomski et al. - Bermuda Supreme Court

A U. S. federal judge has ruled that Nevis-domiciled alternative currency provider e-gold Ltd. is a money transmitter, as defined by U. S. law, and, therefore, must stand trial on counts that it operated on an unlicensed basis in the country.In a ruling at the U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia on May 8, 2008, U. S. District Judge Rosemary M. Collyer denied a motion by e-gold and four co-defendants to dismiss all three unlicensed money transmitting-counts of a four-count criminal indictment brought against them on April 24, 2007.

Department of Public Prosecutions vs. Mello Jones & Martin - Bermuda Supreme Court

Mello Jones & Martin vs. Joseph Kelly - Bermuda Supreme Court

Mello Jones & Martin vs. Stephen Carey - Bermuda Supreme Court

Bermuda law firm Mello Jones & Martin has filed a civil lawsuit at Bermuda Supreme Court against best-selling author and former British MP Rupert Allason.When contacted, Allason said he had not been served with any papers and had no knowledge of the action, which had been filed four days earlier on July 25, 2001.

Mello Jones & Martin vs. Rupert William Simon Allason - Bermuda Supreme Court

Information Memorandum for LOM (Holdings) Limited, filed with the Bermuda Stock Exchange.