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The Threshold for Perversity When Challenging the Assignment of Claims

28th February 2023
The UK Supreme Court’s recent judgment in Lock v Stanley and Another has raised significant implications for the assignment of claims.
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Strategically Using Legal Entities to Protect Assets

28th February 2023
For those with substantial estates to protect, legal entities present a valuable method for safeguarding one’s assets.
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Defending Swiss Companies in Antitrust Cases

28th February 2023
Any company that fails to implement proper safeguards may become the subject of an antitrust investigation.
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Approaching Insolvency in Jersey

28th February 2023
Jersey law stands distinct from that of the UK when it comes to avenues of insolvency available to businesses.
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Enter the World of Tech Start-Ups and Investments in Turkey

28th February 2023
We hear exclusive insight into Figopara’s $11 million investment round and expertise surrounding Turkey’s latest tech start-ups and investments.
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10 Things To Know About Getting A Loan In The U.S

23rd February 2023
If you are considering getting payday loans in the US, then there are a few things you need to keep in mind.
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Five 2023 Trends in the Scottish Legal Market

31st January 2023
In keeping with our broader look at legal sector trends in 2023, Morton Fraser partner Richard McMeeken takes a focused look at the legal market in Scotland.
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Post-Brexit Restructuring Proceedings: What Are the Implications for Luxembourg?

31st January 2023
The effects of Brexit have had seismic consequences for all aspects of law, not just in the UK but in Europe more widely.
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Online Banks & Money Saving: A Legal Perspective

11th January 2023
Online banking and money saving are two important aspects of personal finance. With the rise of digital payments, online banking is becoming increasingly utilized.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Pleads Not Guilty in FTX Fraud Case

4th January 2023
On 3 January, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried pleaded not guilty to the theft of billions of dollars in customer funds entrusted to his cryptocurrency exchange.
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