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Till Divorce Do Us Part: International Family Law

25th September 2017
David Truex is a consultant with Taylor Hampton Solicitors, litigation specialists in London. He specialises in international family law. He has particular expertise in jurisdiction and forum disputes (where best to divorce), international child custody and abduction, and international enforcement. He speaks with Lawyer Monthly about his extensive experience; in this stimulating interview, David speaks […]
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All About Litigation

25th September 2017
“There is no substitute for experience”, says Nigel Rowley, Managing Partner at Mackrell Turner Garrett. “Litigation - particularly complex cross-border litigation – is a minefield where you need to balance client expectations against complex long established practices and procedures, laws and regulations. Local knowledge is essential, whether you are dealing with the most complicated Supreme […]
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Digging Deep with Law: Due Diligence in Mining

25th September 2017
We now hear from experts from SRK, situated all around the globe. Andrew Van Zyl, from South Africa, John Pfhal, from North America, Simon Hanrahan and Mark Noppe, from North Australia all offer their insights into due diligence in relation to the mining industry.   Andrew: “The key to our due diligence studies is assembling […]
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UBER it! – The Ways Transport and Maritime Have Changed

25th September 2017
Neil S. Lerner has practiced maritime and transportation law in Southern California for 30 years and his level of expertise is evident when we speak with him. Below, he discusses how he has seen the maritime and transportation industry develop – touching on the impact of UBER -, and changes he is eager to witness. […]
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Family Law: Solving Child Abduction Cases

25th September 2017
With religion heavily influencing perceptions towards divorce in the past, the shift in addressing family law and separation has changed over the years. Societies are becoming more forgiving towards those who wish to pursue divorce and legal changes have allowed the process to be easier for those involved. Ana Maria Kudisch Castelló has over 30 […]
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Is the Court of Appeal Sending Out Mixed Messages About Mediation?

21st September 2017
Below Andrew Miller QC, Civil and Commercial Mediator at 2 Temple Gardens, discusses with Lawyer Monthly the issues surrounding mediation, ​and what parties should do to maximise chances of success when entering into alternative matters of dispute resolution. Lawyers have long been aware of the need to encourage their clients to consider the alternative dispute […]
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A Shocking Half of Rape Jurors Make Guilty Verdict Before Deliberation

13th September 2017
New research has shown that nearly half of jurors in rape cases come to a guilty verdict before deliberation, indicating a predictive relationship between juror demographics, personal experience, and psychological make up – impacting upon verdicts in rape cases. The study, conducted by a researcher at the University of Huddersfield with legal guidance from Manchester […]
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How Much Money Are Your Legal Claims Losing Out On?

8th September 2017
With litigation costs higher than ever before, it has never been more important for lawyers to ensure claims are supported in the best manner possible when considering bringing proceedings or seeking settlement. Here Gavin Cunningham, forensic accounting partner at Menzies LLP, delves into the importance of forensic accounting and the impact a proper assessment can […]
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Hogan Lovells Secures Pro Bono Asylum Victory for Nigerian Fearing Persecution Over Sexual Orientation

31st August 2017
A team of Hogan Lovells lawyers recently obtained a pro bono asylum victory on a matter referred by Immigration Equality, a nonprofit organization focusing on LGBTQ immigrant rights. The client, a gay man from Nigeria, entered the United States as a tourist in December 2013. During his visit, then Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan signed the […]
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Barcelona’s Claim Against Neymar: Valid Claim or Smoke and Mirrors?

30th August 2017
European footballer Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, commonly known as Neymar, is caught up in a recent dispute with former club Barcelona over a loyalty bonus that was included in a contract signing last year. Below Ruth Kennedy of 2 Temple Gardens clarifies the legal grounds for Barcelona’s claim. Earlier this month, Neymar moved to […]
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