Norman MacDonald

I am the Principal Crown Counsel (Civil and Commercial) in the Attorney General's Chambers, Government of Anguilla. The PCC (Civil and Commercial) in Anguilla is the functional equivalent of the Solicitor General in Bermuda and other Caribbean countries.

I represent the Government of Anguilla in proceedings before the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court and advise the Government on contentious and non-contentious civil and commercial matters. Have served as the Attorney General of Anguilla on several occasions when the Attorney General is off island.

Prior to joining the Attorney General's Chambers in Anguilla, I served as Senior Crown Counsel, in the Attorney General's Chambers in Bermuda, where I represented the Government of Bermuda in high profile cases in the courts of Bermuda and provided strategic legal advice to government Ministers and departments.

In 2016, I successfully defended the government in a first of its kind case in Bermuda, involving a school teacher who sued the government for $2.2 million claiming she suffered PTSD from bullying in the workplace by her school principal. I also successfully defended myself against the Bermuda Bar Council after the Bar Council brought charges against me for asking a witness a question during cross examination, which was allowed by the trial judge, concerning her sexual orientation .

The Bermuda Bar Disciplinary Tribunal was highly critical of the Bar Council and found that the Bar Council and the Professional Conduct Committee had been disingenuous in their prosecution of the case and their submissions to the Tribunal. I served as the acting Solicitor General of Bermuda when the Solicitor General was absent.

Recent Judgment in Anguilla:

EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT
ANGUILLA
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
(CIVIL)
CLAIM NO. AXAHCV 2025/0035
BETWEEN:
KENNETH MILLETTE
Claimant
AND
THE ANGUILLA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
Defendant
Before:
The Hon. Mr. Justice Raulston L. A. Glasgow, High Court Judge
Appearances:
The Claimant, Kenneth Millette in person.
Norman MacDonald for the Defendants.
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2026: July 23;
August 27.
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RULING
[1]GLASGOW, J.: On 23rd July 2026, this court heard an application to strike out the captioned claim(the present proceedings). The application was premised on several grounds but ultimately the hearingturned on whether the present proceedings are abusive of the court’s process since they touch andconcern the same issues litigated and determined by a judge of this court on 18th July 2025 (theprevious proceedings) and ought to have been brought therein. After hearing the parties, this courtconcluded that, for the reasons to follow, these present proceedings are abusive of the court’s process.The application was granted with a promise that reasons will follow. The reasons are provided hereinbelow

Other notable cases include:

Akeroyd v The Attorney General

Rayclan v The Tax Commissioner

Sanapanreddy v The Attorney General and Commissioner of Police

The Port Royal Golf Course Case

Bermuda Gas v The Tax Commissioner

Holman v The Attorney General

Graham Jack v Minister of Public Works

Government of Bermuda v Lahey Clinic et al.

Prior to joining government, I was in private practice in Canada where I focused on tax and commercial litigation and asset protection for high net worth clients.

I have held in- house legal counsel positions in the media and technology sectors, most notably, with the BBC Worldwide in London, England, and Ericsson in the UK and The Netherlands.

In my spare time I enjoy cooking, travel, the Arts, and playing blues harmonica and ukelele.