“The punishment is a sort of medicine” as Aristotle used to say. For a while, the tough hand of Lady Justice being directed by the will of eliminating a plaque of crime, which affected and spread among societies, created the legal tools for bringing the unfaithful to a rule of criminal law, to her. Based […]
Some cases require special attention and concentrated expertise due to their complexity, and with more than 25 years as an Attorney at Law in the field of claims management, Bernd Höke provides the expertise required to deal with most complex personal injury cases against insurance companies. He allows professional advice on site combined with networked […]
“Health is wealth” is a phrase often heard by many, and nowhere is that more true than in a healthcare business. Maintaining optimum business health in the face of an ever changing healthcare legal landscape is a treacherous endeavour providers must retain highly experienced counsel for. When things go wrong, there can be dire consequences. […]
The UK Government unveiled plans to try cut down on whiplash claims. This news was released due to whiplash claims being 50% higher than a decade ago, despite the UK having some of the safest roads in Europe and a decline in number of motor accidents. The UK government claim that millions of motorists could […]
Aleksandra Kowalik, Principal of Law Firm Kowalik, here discusses Donal Trump’s intentions to deport thousands of criminal immigrants, how such a feat would look like in Europe, and how the attitudes of Poland’s people towards immigrants and refugees must change to prevent division across Europe.
Law Firm Kowalik, led by Principal Aleksandra Kowalik, talks about Poland’s current situation in regards to immigration law, the ongoing constitutional crisis ongoing in the nation, and how it can affect the firm’s clients and practice, in the UK and in Poland, with some reference to Brexit and possible implications for 2017.
Principal of Law Firm Kowalik, Aleksandra Kowalik, here provides a summary of the of immigration law history in Poland, assimilating the beginning of such legislation with that of the UK’s Immigration Act and EU regulations, thereafter introducing a domestic approach; a similarity in law that now assists the firm greatly with its cases in Poland.
The way in which a company treats its employees speaks volumes about the company’s morals and when this goes wrong, it can lead to the employee, much to their employer’s dismay, seeking legal action. Earlier this year, Employment Law reformations gained a contentious reaction in France and great changes have been made recently in the […]
Divorce disputes can become interestingly complex for any family lawyer, and in some cases, relying on a large experienced team can be the best option. Here LM hears from Fiona Wood, Partner & Practice Group Leader in the Family Team at Slater & Gordon, on divorce proceedings and financial settlements, their potential impact on business […]
This month at Lawyer Monthly, we had the wonderful opportunity of speaking with the General Counsel one of the UK’s most successful communications companies, providing broadband, TV, mobile and landline services. Mine Hifzi has worked internationally but now focuses on the UK to share her expertise and constantly push her own boundaries in order for […]
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