On March 14, 2022, the Collective Action Solidarity Trust (The CAST) launched the 2022 Collective Action Lawsuit, addressing the alleged mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic by the Bermuda Government. This unprecedented legal action combines a Representative Action under Bermuda law and a Class Action under U.S. law, inviting affected individuals and businesses to seek restitution for damages incurred due to pandemic protocols.
For those impacted by excessive pandemic measures
Demand immediate cessation of unnecessary protocols
Establish clear guidelines for future health crisis responses
The CAST, a newly formed group of Bermuda residents, citizens, and businesses, contends that poorly managed pandemic measures resulted in unnecessary harm. They aim to improve the island's justice system and address pandemic-related governance issues.
Affected Bermuda residents and businesses invited to detail damages endured
Examine full scope of effects on personal lives and businesses
For decisions made under Emergency Powers Act 1963 and Public Health Act 1949
Ensure equitable representation of the "silent majority" affected by mandates
This initiative mirrors similar lawsuits in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, positioning Bermuda as a potential leader in advocating for Small Island States affected by global health governance.
Given Bermuda's prominence in the risk management industry, The CAST believes this effort could set a common-law precedent for other jurisdictions, influencing global health policy.
Foster solidarity while advocating for all Bermudians
Ensure future health measures are transparent and evidence-based
Address perceived governmental shortcomings
Document experiences and email claims to info@jointhecast.org
Reach The CAST at info@jointhecast.org
Be part of this landmark moment to Bermuda's leaders accountable
Family returns to Bermuda, engages in civil disobedience
Refusing quarantine order, failing to complete travel form
Family ordered to remain in residence until negative Day 8 test
Breaching 14-day quarantine, allowing unauthorized visitors
The Watson-Cannonier family maintains they possess natural immunity, supported by multiple antibody tests conducted over three-month intervals at Bermuda's King Edward Memorial Hospital.
Their legal team, led by Marc Daniels, argues that the family's compliance with the Day 8 testing order highlights inconsistencies in the government's approach to pandemic management.
Leading cardiologist and epidemiologist
Molecular biologist, medical freedom advocate
Epidemiologist, former WHO and PAHO advisor
Bermudian physician, forensic medicine expert
This esteemed panel emphasizes the global significance of the case, with implications for health policy and pandemic management worldwide.
Questions raised about Emergency Powers Act and Public Health Act
Exploring the line between public safety and personal freedoms
Bermuda's potential role in shaping international COVID-19 policies
Commitment to open proceedings for local and global benefit
Emphasizing the need for scientifically grounded health measures
Highlighting the importance of personal freedoms in pandemic response
Potential to influence pandemic management strategies worldwide
This case sparks widespread interest, underscoring the complexities of navigating a global pandemic while respecting individual rights and scientific evidence.
The C.A.S.T: Seeking Justice Beyond the Pandemic