Dame Elizabeth Gloster
Dame Elizabeth Gloster is a prominent figure in the UK legal system, recognized as the first woman appointed to the UK's commercial court and later to the Court of Appeal. She is also an experienced international commercial arbitrator and is part of the arbitration panel deciding the future of the Grand Bahama Port Authority.
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Dame Elizabeth Gloster was also part of the tribunal that rejected the GBPA’s bid.
AG: GBPA arbitration verdict solves Port utilities regulation
Bahamas· 2026-03-04
Dame Elizabeth Gloster is a member of the arbitration panel.
GBPA claim Gov’t ‘frustrated’ $10bn investment dismissedBahamas· 2026-03-04
The immediate impact from the 139-page 'partial decision' rendered by Sir Anthony Smellie KC, the arbitration panel’s chairman, and Lord Neuberger and Dame Elizabeth Gloster.
Gov’ts $357m GBPA owner change bid suffers setbackBahamas· 2026-03-04
Dame Elizabeth Gloster was a member of the arbitration panel that ruled against the GBPA's claims.
GBPA’s $1bn damages claim rejection ‘good news for taxpayers’Bahamas· 2026-03-04Dame Elizabeth Gloster served as a judge on the tribunal that made the arbitration ruling.
$357m GBPA claim rejected by tribunalBahamas· 2026-03-04
A three-member arbitration panel was convened for the proceedings, which were set to begin September 8 last year, alongside Dame Elizabeth Gloster.
PM declines to give details of ‘partial’ ruling in $357m GBPA arbitrationBahamas· 2026-03-03
Dame Elizabeth Gloster was a member of the arbitration panel that found in favor of the GBPA.
Govt’s $357m claim against GBPA dismissed in fullBahamas· 2026-03-03
Dame Elizabeth Gloster was the second UK law lord on the arbitration panel.
Gov’t, GBPA urged: Release $357m dispute verdict quickBahamas· 2026-03-03
Dame Elizabeth Gloster is a member of the arbitration panel overseeing the Government's case against the GBPA.
Bahamian group in $400m bid for GBPABahamas· 2026-01-13
Dame Elizabeth became the first woman to be appointed a judge on the UK’s commercial court in 2004.
GB arbitration talks to beginBahamas· 2025-09-04
