Lynette Seebaran News Today

Making the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) Trinidad and Tobago’s final appellate court would be one of the highest honours that could be given to the court’s first president, Michael

In an address at the annual Christmas dinner of the Law Association, at the Hilton hotel two Fridays ago, Law Association president Lynette Seebaran-Suite, SC, called for “more stringent measures

The late business magnate Helen Bhagwansingh was yesterday hailed as an iron lady, a doting mother to her children, grandchildren and staff, outstanding philanthropist and queen of the Bhagwansingh dynasty.

In her more than four decades of practising law, president of the Law Association of TT (LATT) Lynette Seebaran-Suite has been an advocate for the rights of women, children and vulnerable groups. Among some of the topics she has tackled are land tenants’ rights, domestic violence, sexual harassment in the workplace, disability in the workplace,

OUTSPOKEN attorney, Senior Counsel Israel Khan called on all lawyers, particularly those at the criminal bar, to join the debate on the trial-by-jury issue currently garnering attention in the Parliament.

President of the Law Association of TT (LATT) Lynette Seebaran-Suite disapproves of political or governmental officials making unfounded accusations against the Judiciary. She says LATT, however, has to be careful with its statements as it has a responsibility to remain neutral in politics. Speaking to Sunday Newsday at her law office on Woodford Street, Port

Chaguanas West MP Dinesh Rambally is calling the Law Association and the Judiciary to respond to comments made by National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds.

WITHOUT any fanfare, befitting her quiet yet diligent nature, president of the Law Association (LATT) Lynette Seebaran-Suite received her appointment as Senior Counsel (SC) on from President Christine Kangaloo on Friday. Seebaran-Suite was unable to accompany 17 other attorneys who received silk on Monday at President's House due to the death of her mother. Many

WITHOUT any fanfare, befitting her quiet yet diligent nature, president of the Law Association (LATT) Lynette Seebaran-Suite received her appointment as Senior Counsel (SC) on from President Christine Kangaloo on Friday.

THE Prime Minister says naming unsuccessful silk (senior counsel) applicants in the Parliament would result in their being scandalised, so he will not do so. He was responding to questions in Parliament on Wednesday afternoon. On Monday, President Christine Kangalooconferred silk on 17 attorneys at a ceremony at President's House in St Ann's. They included