There is an increasing awareness of liability and fault when it comes to an organization, institution or a business falling into financial jeopardy, but it is often unclear who is liable for what, and what protections exist against liability. Is a company guilty of poor management? Should the individuals be held accountable for the fall-shorts […]
Our next thought leader is Mike Appleby, Partner at Fisher Scoggins Waters, a UK Law firm specialised in construction, engineering and manufacturing litigation. Here, Mike talks to Lawyer Monthly about the health & safety matters he deals with in criminal prosecutions, about the types of incidents he encounters in his work, and about the complexities […]
The global nature of today’s economy makes the process of recovering the assets of fraud and other business crimes all the more difficult. The legal benefits provided by different jurisdictions are often used illegitimately by individuals to hide the proceeds of criminal actions, making it more difficult for the victims of fraud to recover their […]
From the challenges confronted in the organizations of courts, to the laws behind police officers lying under oath, this thought leader has some deep insight into the judicial system, private and public defense, and attitude towards criminal law in the state of New Mexico, US. You have been practicing in the criminal defence field […]
As part of our thought leader focus on Intellectual Property, Lawyer Monthly has been talking to Jackie Johnson, a Partner at D Young & Co. specialized in trademarks. Jackie provides us with an update on the latest regulatory developments in the UK’s design landscape, with a particular excitement about the implementation of the UKIPO’s latest […]
Patent protection, whether it be for an invention, a process, or a design, is like the armour and shield of a business; without it, the future of the business is at risk. But patent prosecution and maintenance is not as simple as some might think it is. Here, Troy Groetken, a shareholder with McAndrews, Held […]
Excitingly, IP laws are different in almost every country, and while the EU has its own directives for member states, Russia boasts its own procedures, regulations and harmonization in this respect. Here to give Lawyer Monthly her thoughts on the Russian IP landscape is Olga Bezrukova, European Partner at Squire Patton Boggs Moscow LLC. […]
An entrepreneurial spirit, an awareness of presentation and a deep understanding of specialist property sectors is what make our next guest a formidable expert witness in his field. Ruaraidh AdamsCairns BSc (Est Man) FRICS is a director of Savills and head of Litigation Support for the firm. Here he talks to Lawyer Monthly about the […]
Talking to Lawyer Monthly on the complexities of vascular surgery, the processes involved in the role of an expert witness, and the evolution of this medical field over the years, is Professor Charles McCollum, representing the University of Manchester, UK, and Isobar Compression, a UK-based developer of garments purposed for alleviating and preventing deep vein […]
Arguably one of the most in demand expert witness roles, Criminal Investigations require an experienced and strategic expert. Here to talk to Lawyer Monthly about his expert witness role in this legal segment, and particularly about investigations surrounding vehicle collisions, is Michael P. Corrigan of Strange, Strange & Gardner. Michael is employed in the firm’s […]
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