— Divorce drags a lot of agony in its wake. And grief is an inescapable part of it. But the work to overcome grief after a bitter divorce can create another level of agony altogether. Emotions like anger, guilt, shame, embarrassment, disappointment, and fear are among the normal line-up after a divorce. Bitterness, however, is …
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(Photo: Pexels/MarinaShatskih) The emotional toll of divorce is greater on children who were in late childhood or early adolescence when their parents split up, a study has found. Researchers at the UCL Centre for Longitudinal Studies found that children between the ages of seven and 14 were more likely to have emotional and behavioural problems …
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How far will Goldman Sachs’ apology to the “Malaysian people” for its role in the multi-billion dollar 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) sovereign fund scandal go to mitigate the investment bank’s rising litigation risk and potential future payout of massive fines? David Solomon, Goldman’s chief executive officer, said on a conference call with analysts on Wednesday …
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Sarah Ferguson and ex husband Prince Andrew amicably divorced in 1996, with The Duchess of York always insisting she asked for nothing from The Queen but “friendship”. She previously told Harpers Bazaar that she knew she would “have to work” following the divorce, and was adamant she didn’t want to look “greedy” and “demand a …
Image copyright Getty Images Troubled cake chain Patisserie Valerie is facing a crucial few days after a deal with its banks expired on Friday. The UK firm said in October it had uncovered “significant, and potentially fraudulent, accounting irregularities”. The company’s biggest shareholder, Luke Johnson, is now in talks to extend its cash lifeline from …
Event-driven litigation is changing the game for public company directors & officers (D&O) insurance. Shareholders today are using loss-driving events, such as sexual harassment claims, data breaches, or even physical fires, to bring securities class action lawsuits against public companies in the US. This has resulted in unprecedented levels of public company D&O litigation, both …
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Barendrecht: Innovation in legal space potentially lucrative Most people around the world cannot find a just solution to their legal problems, so a new ‘value proposition’ is necessary that provides user-friendly justice at scale, is not based on litigation for resolution, and has legal aid lawyers joining with innovators, according to a massive study. However, …
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Women in Saudi Arabia will be notified by text message when they get divorced, according to a new law that came into effect on Sunday. The new law is being seen as a way to end secret divorces and ensure women are fully aware of their marital status so they can protect rights such as …
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Did last year’s landmark Court of Appeal decision in Serious Fraud Office (“SFO”) v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation Limited (“ENRC”) alter the application of the ‘dominant purpose’ test for litigation privilege where a document is brought into existence for multiple purposes, one of which is for use in litigation? The answer is ‘no’, according to …
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The January blues may not just be confined to work, as it’s also the most likely month couples will file for divorce. When you compare it to any other month in the year, it’s got the highest rate. And one of the days – the first working Monday of each January – is even dubbed …