Lincoln Caylor appear in the Vancouver Sun on the B.C. Supreme Court issuing a default judgment and garnishee order for $30 million against the government of Antigua. Bennett Jones acted for HMB Holdings, who won the rulings. Lincoln and Brigeeta comment on what has been paid to HMB so far and what is still owed. B.C. Supreme Court turns Caribbean bill collector
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Lincoln Caylor in Vancouver Sun
April 24, 2017
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