Who would be an executive or director in 2023? Inflation, war in Europe, banking turmoil and higher interest rates are just some of the challenges keeping business leaders up at night. Now added to this is anxiety about whether companies are doing the right thing in face of climate change. Concerns about corporate approaches to …
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There are many reasons people get divorced, but for the purpose of this article, let’s exclude the biggie deal breakers: cheating, addiction, or verbal and physical abuse. What happens when someone decides to get divorced because they have a lack of like? What do I mean by that? I’m talking about the person who says, …
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It’s a well-known fact that some people try to hide money during their divorce. They will sometimes transfer assets to family or friends, hide cash in safety deposit boxes or even set up offshore accounts, just to try and keep their ex from getting her a share of the marital assets. Lying on income and expense …
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Being in my 50’s, it would be impossible for me to say I haven’t had my heart broken multiple times in my life. Of course when I got divorced it happened, but other men (and even a couple platonic female friends) have broken my heart. That’s why I feel I can offer solid breakup advice. …
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In this article by Robert Pollock-Hill, partner in Rosling King’s Dispute Resolution Group, we take a look at the judgment in the case of PJSC National Bank Trust & Anor and assess its implications. The Russian sanctions regime and its interpretation in the context of UK litigation, where the claimant is a designated person under …
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