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Mrs Sally-Ann Dickinson is a Nursing and Rehabilitation Consultant and Case Manager. She works as a singleton expert within her firm and provides reports on personal injury needs and quantum on high value cases and clinical negligence/breach of duty. Having lectured as a Professor in Nursing Law and Ethics to International Standards. Currently, she also […]
Intel Corp recently disclosed security flaws in its widely used microprocessors that could allow hackers to steal sensitive information from computers, phones and other devices. Software makers issued patches to protect against vulnerabilities, but Intel is facing a class action lawsuit claiming that the patches would slow computers and essentially force consumers to buy new […]
Separation is never easy, and it is harder when there are children involved, regardless if you were bound by marriage to your child’s mother or father. Remo Gilomen is an attorney from Switzerland, who speaks on changes he would like to see regarding alimony, and considerations to make before you take your vows. What […]
Nils Schmid is an expert in IP law; he discusses how digitalisation is affecting IP law and the difficulties it poses on inventions. From your point of view, how does digitalisation affect the protection of intellectual property, particularly technical inventions? “Protection” for technical inventions can in general be achieved by two different actual mutually […]
For the past 40 years, Ralph Pelaia has been working in the legal profession securing verdicts and settlements for personal injury victims and the surviving family members who have lost love ones in car, truck and motorcycle accidents throughout Texas. Since 1987, upon relocating from South Florida, Pelaia has maintained an office in Gilmer and […]
‘After the Renewable Energy Act passed in 2008, under the law and related regulations, only projects that have been certified by the Department of Energy (DOE) qualified for the feed-in tariff (FIT) shall receive the corresponding permits that will entitle the project to the corresponding tariffs’, explains Najha Estrella, Partner at PJS Law. ‘As a […]
The devil is in the detail… Don’t get caught out by the traditional equity partnership model David Beech, CEO of Knights 1759, the UK’s fastest-growing regional professional services business, discusses the controversial topic of how and why so many traditional law firms are concealing debts and risking the livelihood of optimistic lawyers. It’s no […]
Application for a Post-Judgment Freezing Order: The Risk of Dissipation, written by Adam Knee Freezing orders are sometimes described as the English Court’s “nuclear weapons”. They are often very effective in preserving assets that can then be used to satisfy a judgment debt. However, they are also onerous, invasive, can cause damage to reputation and […]
There would be numerous points to raise in order to help innovators to be successful with patents, but one point seems striking to Rainer Kuhnen. There would be numerous points to raise in order to help innovators to be successful with patents, but one point seems striking to Rainer Kuhnen: ‘For innovative companies, it seems […]
So you’re going to the Appellate Court: What does this mean and what should you expect? Peter Pierce speaks to us about how he prepares his clients for the Court of Appeal and how he demystifies the often confusing process. What are the top three things you must take into account when attempting […]
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