For wealthy individuals, geopolitical uncertainty can create a demand to relocate. Many of the world’s high-net-worth individuals have chosen the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as a private wealth hub due to its favourable tax system. Do tax considerations therefore apply to UAE residents? Kim Lacombe and Frédéric Cuguen from CW Partners Tax considerations in the […]
Insurance & Reinsurance Regulation in Gibraltar - An Interview with Christian Caetano, Partner at ISOLAS LLP Christian, what makes Gibraltar so attractive for companies operating in the financial services sector, particularly banking and insurance (writing over £7 billion of insurance premiums in 2022)? Gibraltar is widely regarded as an innovative, yet robustly regulated, financial centre of […]
An Interview with Brian Robison: Business-Litigation and Mediation in Texas One of the most interesting developments in commercial litigation is the way a new generation of mediators is using creative and business-minded approaches to resolving conflict. One of those taking a new approach to mediation is Brian Robison, a partner in Texas-based law firm Brown […]
Navigating Copyright in a Digital Age: Insights from Augusto Perera, ESQ Many companies are confused by the different types of copyright protection and what kinds of creations and materials it can apply to. What is copyright, what can be protected, and what can't be protected in Florida and Nationwide? Copyright protection exists in original works […]
Navigating Commerce and Technology: An Interview with Armand J. Zottola of Venable LLP Armand J. Zottola, a prominent legal expert at Venable LLP, shares insights into the vital role of intellectual property (IP) in today's business landscape. As a co-chair of Venable's esteemed Intellectual Property Transactions team, Armand offers valuable perspectives on IP due diligence, […]
After several dynamic years, marked by waves of transactions, the year 2023 is less impressive for LBOs. The geopolitical context (war in Ukraine) and the macroeconomic environment have had an impact on transactions. The financing market has slowed sharply due to high interest rates, which increased the cost of debt. Where it used to cost between 4 and 5%, it now costs between 8 and 10%. It is essentially the large-scale transactions that have disappeared from the landscape. For SMEs and ETIs, on the other hand, the picture is less bleak.
False accusations bring lasting devastation: Inside the world of criminal defence. An Interview with Marcus Johnstone This week, Lawyer Monthly had the opportunity to talk with Marcus Johnstone, a UK criminal defence solicitor with over 20 years of experience. Marcus started off as a senior lecturer in law and politics but in his heart, he […]
The context of the recent judgment is a claim brought by WWRT in relation to loans made by the now defunct Ukrainian bank, JSC Fortuna Bank, which WWRT asserts were granted to borrowers associated with Mr and Mrs Tyshchenko who had no intention or means of repaying them.
The will of the child is one of several criteria when deciding on personal contact and custody. When considering the will of the child, the age of the child and its ability to form an autonomous will must be taken into account.
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