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This first edition, written by leading family law and contentious trusts specialists from around the world, provides a highly practical and up-to-date jurisdictional comparison focusing on family asset protection issues in a divorce context on the topics of trusts, pre- and postnuptial agreements, financial disclosure,... Editors: Johannes Gasser.
IBA Daily News - The Global Legal Post
Nov 1, 2023 · IBA Daily News, Monday 16 September 2024. Rule of law, positive impact of profession and AI in spotlight as IBA 2024 kicks off 1 month ago.
Luxury UK hotel estate Stoke Park hires first GC
In 1908, the estate was converted into one of the first country clubs in the UK. Stoke Park comprises 49 bedrooms, a 27-hole golf course, 13 tennis courts and 14 acres of private gardens. The hotel has featured in many British films, from James Bond to Bridget Jones’s Diary. Email your news and story ideas to: [email protected].
The Global Legal Post launches international comparative law …
Oct 10, 2024 · The Global Legal Post today launches the second online edition of the Law Over Borders comparative guide to Artificial Intelligence. Edited by John Buyers, head of AI and machine learning at Osborne Clarke, the guide features contributions from an array of leading firms in key jurisdictions across the world, providing answers and insight on how to integrate AI into business operations.
Former Addleshaws partner trio reunite to launch disputes-only …
A trio of seasoned litigators have teamed up to launch Quillon Law, a specialist commercial disputes-only boutique practice in London. The new firm has been founded by former Addleshaw Goddard partner and head of litigation Michael Barnett, who left Addleshaws in July, Mark Gill, who left in 2018, and Mark Hastings, who has joined from …
Schillings launches in Dublin - The Global Legal Post
Partners Ben Hobbs and Phil Hartley, dual-qualified in Ireland and England and Wales, will be dividing their time between its London and Dublin offices, Schillings said. They will be joined by legal director John Curtin, who is also dual-qualified and will be relocating to Dublin, and new consultant partner Viv O’Connor-Jemmett.
Brick Court Chambers investigating ‘potential cyber incident’
May 16, 2024 · One of London’s leading commercial sets, Brick Court Chambers, is investigating a “potential cyber incident” following a report that it has been targeted by people using the Medusa hacking software. A tweet from Daily Web Intelligence on X, formerly Twitter, claimed the set was targeted on the morning of 13 May.
FBI names fourth GC in six years as deputy GC handed top job
Brooker was previously deputy GC and has been in charge of the national security and cyber law branch since 2021. He will replace Jason Jones when he starts the role in March. As GC, he will be responsible for giving legal advice to FBI director Christopher Wray and other FBI officials, divisions and field offices.
Luxury brand Gucci and Guess end nine-year trademark dispute
Apr 19, 2018 · Gucci and Guess have agreed to end a global legal battle in an agreement over Gucci's iconic "G".
TLT adds eight-partner team from BDB Pitmans
A group of eight partners are defecting from BDB Pitmans to join TLT in London. The group’s practices focus on infrastructure projects, including planning, public law and authorisation, among other areas. Its members are Sarah Clark, Nick Evans, Tom Henderson, Mustafa Latif-Aramesh, Richard Marsh, Duncan O’Connor, James Ross and Angus Walker.