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Private prosecutions – A route to justice for the charity sector
Sophie Tang
12 November 2020
Insolvency Practitioners: the regulator’s reach is wide when it comes to integrity
It goes without saying that Insolvency Practitioners must behave honestly and with integrity in all their professional dealings. IPs must handle money and assets in a way which justifies the trust placed in them, but some professionals don’t realise that the way they behave on a Saturday night may be just as relevant to their ability to continue in their chosen profession as the way they behave on a Monday morning.
10 November 2020
Fraud and opportunism during COVID-19
The current global pandemic has provided and will continue to provide plentiful opportunities for fraud and opportunism.
23 October 2020
The driving force fallacy
Court of Appeal overturns injunction in favour of son who sought to restrain his family from participating in the management of their caravan park business - Loveridge –v- Loveridge [2020] EWCA Civ 1104.
22 October 2020
Keeping it in the family
A family dispute is undeniably something most people would prefer to keep private, but for those in the public eye this may be easier said than done.
22 October 2020
From Russia with L...egal advice privilege
The Commercial Court of the Queen’s Bench Division has held, in the case of PJSC Tatneft - v - (1) Gennady Bogolyubov (2) Igor Kolomoisky (3) Alexander Yaroslavsky and (4) Pavel Ovcharenko, that legal advice privilege extends to communications with foreign lawyers including foreign in-house legal teams, where they are acting in the capacity or function of a lawyer.
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