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7 Top Tips for Newly Graduated Lawyers

22nd June 2017
Following on with our features on Law School & Careers, Lawyer Monthly has heard from Joshua E Stern, Esq., Founder and Managing Partner of the US based Law Offices of Joshua E. Stern, who has 7 top tips for lawyers who have just graduated, started in their first position, opened their own law firm or […]
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Not All Prepared for New Trading Comms Rules

22nd June 2017
A survey conducted by IPC Systems at TradeTech Europe (April 2017) has found that 77% of financial firms surveyed believe their company is ‘prepared’ or ‘very prepared’ to enforce MiFID II regulations when they come into effect on 3rd January 2018. However, nearly half (45%) of respondents claim they need to do additional research to […]
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If You Own a Drone, This is a Must Read

22nd June 2017
The Single European Sky Air traffic management Research Joint Undertaking has recently unveiled its blueprint to make drone use in low-level airspace safe, secure and environmentally friendly, via a new and effective legislative framework. Following a request by the European Commission, the Single European Sky Air traffic management Research Joint Undertaking – whose role is to develop […]
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Expert Legal Comments on Today’s Queen’s Speech

21st June 2017
At the heart of the Queen’s speech today were an array of proposed bills that prepare the UK for a smooth exit from the European Union. Of 27 bills, eight pertain directly to Brexit and its implications for key sectors. There are bills to convert EU laws to UK laws and some measures on immigration, […]
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Nike, Sanrio and Universal Studios Licensing & Distribution Under EU Anti-Trust Scrutiny

21st June 2017
The European Commission has launched three separate antitrust investigations into whether certain licensing and distribution practices of Nike, Sanrio and Universal Studios illegally restrict traders from selling licensed merchandise cross-border and online within the EU Single Market. If found guilty, these companies could face fines of up to 10% of their global turnover. Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, […]
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Could Barclays Determine SFO’s Future?

21st June 2017
After a five-year investigation, the SFO announced that it has charged Barclays PLC and four former executives with conspiracy to commit fraud and the provision of unlawful financial assistance. The SFO charges relate to the bank's fundraising at the height of 2008's financial crisis; when it entered into funding arrangements with Qatar. Former chief executive […]
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Are We on the Verge of Internet Content Censorship?

21st June 2017
On top of the investigatory powers bill, the UK government wants companies to actively censor the content on their sites, like Facebook and Twitter, with threats of fines. Nick Clegg claims it's an unrealistic prospect, yet a man in Pakistan was sentenced to death for what he posted on Facebook. Is it almost the end […]
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Jose Mourinho Accused of Tax Fraud in Real Madrid Ordeal

20th June 2017
Once the Head Coach of Spanish football team Real Madrid and now of UK based Manchester United, Jose Mourinho has been accused of tax evasion fraud by Spanish authorities. The accusations are in relation to his time as head coach at Real Madrid, where he allegedly defrauded Spain of €3.3m (£2.9m; $3.6m) in tax payments […]
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Barclays & Top Executives Face Fraud Charges on the Back of Qatar Loans

20th June 2017
The SFO has charged Barclays, its former CEO and three other former top executives with fraud pertaining to the funding of billions of pounds from Qatar during the 2008 financial crisis. The bank’s shares fell 0.5% on the news. There have not been any other charges or investigations in regard to the financial crisis, but […]
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Southern Rail Drivers Refuse £75,000 Settlement, Public Disruption to Continue

20th June 2017
A total £75,000 offer to settle has been rejected in an ongoing 14-month dispute between Southern Rail and its drivers. This means disruption to the public rail service may continue indefinitely. Around 1,000 drivers were offered an equivalent of 23.8% increase to their salaries over four years, but an agreement could not be met. A […]
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