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Bermuda’s Attorney-General’s Chambers have been in continuous existence since 1698.  During those 300-plus years the Chambers have witnessed many evolutions.  From 1698 to 1 April 1999, the Attorney-General was the principal legal advisor to the Government of Bermuda.  In addition to being the chief legal advisor he was also the principal prosecutor in all criminal matters in the Island’s Courts.
Over the past 306 years 53 persons served as Attorney-General of Bermuda, appointed by the Governor.  They were all public officers and mostly men.  Through the years the Attorney-General’s Chambers expanded reflecting the development and growth of Bermuda.  Up to 1st January 2011, there were some 20 lawyers serving in the Chambers.  It was broadly divided into 3 categories: Advocacy, Advisory and Drafting.  This can be further subdivided into Civil and Criminal litigation with the Attorney-General being the principal public prosecutor as well as the principal adviser to the Government as provided in the Bermuda Constitution Order 1968.November 9th, 1998 ushered in an array of “firsts” in Bermuda’s 30 years history of party politics.  The Progressive Labour Party (PLP) won its first general election and with this victory dramatic changes occurred.  It appointed the Island’s first political Attorney General in the person of Dame Lois Browne-Evans who was the first ever woman to hold this office, thus becoming the Island’s 41st Attorney General.  She was also Bermuda’s first female lawyer having been called to the Bermuda Bar in December 1953.  With the introduction of a political Attorney-General as provided for under the Constitution, criminal prosecutions were taken out of the responsibility of the now political Attorney-General.  We now have a new officer known as the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).  He/She now conducts all criminal matters.  This has resulted in two separate and distinct offices.  The Attorney-General however remains the superintendent of the DPP and is also Bermuda’s Minister of Justice.  This is yet another, first!
History of Wigs and Gowns
As one of Britain’s oldest overseas dependent territories, Bermuda boasts a legal system much revered and respected universally.  Its laws are English Common Law, Principles of Equity, and most of the English Acts that were in being as from 11 July 1612.  However, these latter laws and principles are subject to legislation passed by Bermuda’s Legislature from that date.
Bermuda’s legal practice and procedure also mirrors the UK in its traditional outer form.  The Puisine judges of the High Court, known locally as the Supreme Court headed by a Chief Justice, all don the unmistakable full bottom wig and gown whether it is the brilliant ermine for criminal proceedings or the somber black in civil cases.  Even the barristers appearing in the Supreme Court, Queen’s Counsel (QC) and junior barristers are, to use the local vernacular, “decked out” in the infamous wig and gown.  The QCs wear silk gowns while the juniors of whatever age or calling wear the stuffed gowns.  Seniority is established by one’s Call to the Bar.
While the wig was the vogue during the reign of George II from about 1714, it made its debut under Queen Anne in 1702, and from the founding days of Bermuda (or the Somers Islands) in 1609 the wearing of the wig and gown also became the Bermuda custom.
The renowned horsehair with its tightly made stiff curls was especially made for its wearer.  Unlike one’s natural hair which ages/changes with one’s age this is not so for the horsehair.  Rather it literally changes with usage and handling.
The stuffed gown worn by junior barristers retains to this day a fiscal relic of days gone by – a symbol of the fact that barristers could not sue for their fees.  They therefore carried their collection sack on their backs in which their grateful clients deposited their financial appreciation.  So, the next time you see a barrister in court closely observe the back of his robe over his left shoulder and you will see there his replica pouch for his satisfied clients!
The Texas Prompt Pay Act became a law in August of 2003.  The law set forth rules and penalties against health insurance companies if submitted claims were not paid on time.
Specifically, submitted claims that are filed electronically by hospitals and physicians must be paid for within 30 days and pharmacies must be paid within 15 days.
For years, after the passage of the Texas Prompt Pay Laws, the effect of the law was unclear.  Specifically, health insurance companies argued that that Texas Prompt Pay Law was preempted by Federal Law to the extent that the right to medical insurance was an employee benefit regulated by the Federal Law of ERISA.
However recent decisions by the Fifth Circuit Court of Federal Appeals has made it clear that while ERISA Federal Law governs questions as to whether a claim for payment is valid, the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) can regulate the rate and timing of payments of undisputed validity. 
The office of "Attorney-General" was formally adopted in the year 1884. A detailed account of the history of the office of Attorney General of Sri Lanka can be found in the Background Paper titled âAttorney General as advisor to the Government and as guardian of Public Interests, which was presented by the then Solicitor General the late Justice K.M.M.B.Kulatunga PC at the Conference of Attorneys“ General (Asia and Pacific Region) which was held in Colombo from 8th to 12th August 1984, in order to commemorate one hundred years of the Institution of Attorney General in Sri Lanka Excerpts from that paper are as follows;
It was in the year 1884 that the designation Attorney-General was adopted. However the office of the Attorney-General could be traced back to the office of 'Advocate Fiscal' which was in existence towards the latter stages of Dutch rule in the Island and which office continued even during the early years of British occupation until the year 1834 when the designation was changed to that of "King's Advocate". Land Reform Commission v. Grand Central Ltd., S.L.L.R. 1981 C.A.p. 147 at p. 153.
Bonser C.J. in the year 1898, in the case of Le Mesurier v Leyard 3 NLR 227 at p. 230 observed that:
The Present Attorney-General is the lineal successor of the Advocate Fiscal, am just as in the old days action against the Government was brought against the Advocate Fiscal as representing the legal ˜Fiscal™ or Treasury, so they may now be brought against the Attorney General.
During the reign of Queen Victoria and prior to the adoption of the designation Attorney-General the office was called am known as Queen's Advocate. The judgement of Cayley, CJ and Clarence J in the case of Moragodaliyanage Peiris Perera (1880) 3 S.C.C. 161 show that he was also the principal law Officer of the Government in all criminal matters as well.
By Ordinance No: 1 of 1883 the designations of the officers known as the Queen's Advocate am Deputy Queen's Advocate were altered to Attorney-General and Solicitor-General respectively and the deputies to the Queen's Advocate were named Crown Counsel. All rights, precedents, powers, privileges, which at the passing of the Ordinance belonged to, were vested in or were exercised by the Queen's Advocate or the Deputy Queen's Advocate were re-vested in the Attorney-General and Solicitor-General respectively.
The change took effect from 1st January 1884. In introducing the Ordinance in the Legislative Council, the Queen's Advocate said that the Bill proposed that ‘the Attorney-General and the Solicitor-General, besides having the powers exercised in England should have the same rights and privileges which the Law Officers of the Crown have hitherto possessed in the Colony.

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