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Cigarette Makers Hit With $10 Million Verdict

2nd April 2019
A Broward County, Florida, jury awarded $10 million in damages against R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company and Philip Morris USA Inc., for the wrongful death of a woman who died three months after being diagnosed with cancer.
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Are Sanctions the Solution to the India-Pakistan Dispute?

2nd April 2019
When two nuclear-armed nations launch air attacks against each other, the world takes notice. India and Pakistan’s long-running tensions have dramatically boiled over into military confrontation in recent weeks.
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NHS Delayed Treatment Report Likely to Spark Negligence Claims

1st April 2019
Delay is in the news again. Delayed Brexit, delayed trains and add to that delayed NHS treatment.
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Has the Mutual Trust Between the UK and Poland Evaporated?

29th March 2019
 Insightful as ever, Aleksandra Kowalik takes us through whether this mutual trust is now being tested and the impact the implantation of Article 7 has had. There is no doubt that international criminal justice cooperation demands a solid basis of mutual trust which is reinforced within the legal system of each state jurisdiction, and which […]
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What Will Brexit Mean for UK and Malta’s Relationship?

29th March 2019
The UK’s decision to divorce from the EU has put into question the status of British citizens, and that of companies based in the UK, in relation to other countries forming part of the European single market and customs union. Since then, Brexit has been characterised by a number of hurdles, with the EU refusing […]
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How Much Easier Have No-Fault Divorce Changes Made a Lawyer’s Job?

28th March 2019
New divorce legislation which will remove the requirement for separating couples to allocate blame for the collapse of their relationship is long overdue, and will significantly improve the already unpleasant process for thousands across the country.
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SRA’s New Regulatory Model Gives Legal Firms Opportunity

26th March 2019
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has now confirmed that the new Accounts Rules and regulatory model will come into effect on 25 November 2019.
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SFO: Value for Money?

21st March 2019
Whether the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is value for money is a question that is being asked following developments that could give ammunition to its detractors.
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The British Virgin Islands: A Safe Harbour for Security Tokens

14th March 2019
The BVI has proven itself to be a popular jurisdiction for crypto-related projects, particularly initial coin offerings (ICOs). 
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Property Surveys and the Changing Role of Solicitors

13th March 2019
Increasing competition between mortgage lenders could lead to solicitors leaving their clients exposed when conducting their conveyancing, so what do you need to know about your changing role in advising on property surveys?
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