REMOTE WORK IN THE REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS
Is your employee asking to work remotely from abroad? Technologies make it possible, but what are the legal implications?
Our Labor & Employement Practice Area Group shared their insights and experiences
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Ákos Menyhei Receives Top Ranking by Chambers for 6th Time
By Aliant Law
Congratulations to Aliant® Managing Partner, Dr. Ákos Menyhei, for being recognized as a Band 1 High Net Worth Advisor by Chambers and Partners for the sixth year in a row!
Chambers and Partners ranks law firms and individual lawyers in Bands 1-6, with 1 being
Chambers and Partners ranks law firms and individual lawyers in Bands 1-6, with 1 being
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Entrepreneurs beware: digital incorporation in the Netherlands soon possible
On 21 April 2022, in order to implement European Directive 2019/1151, a legislative proposal was submitted to the Dutch Lower House which makes it possible to establish a Dutch B.V. digitally by means of a digital notarial deed that can…
How to Avoid a Reckless Referral In The Remote Work Era
After hearing of the downfall of Girardi & Keese and the coming to light of not only Girardi’s clients who were harmed by his greed (but also that this firm was known to have a habit of stiffing lawyers on
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On-demand Webinar: The 2nd Economic Crime Conference
By Jacob Stein
Missed our webinar: The Second International Economic Crime Conference? Here’s your chance to watch on-demand! The Expert Panel looked at the impact of the current Ukraine-Russia war and the development in the sanctions arena, which has impacted many global businesses including practitioner…
Benefit Corporations: Italy and France Pioneers in Europe
By Gary Cohen
Benefit corporations represent a new business model capable to integrate the profit-oriented economic activity with the purpose of common benefit, producing in the long-term positive effects on territories and the environment, people, communities and other stakeholders. Although the first legislative…
Limitation Period of Claims in the Netherlands
By John Wolfs
In this vlog John Wolfs discusses the limitation period of claims in the Netherlands.
Two Key Reasons to Use an Arbitration Agreement in Your Medical Practice (That Your Malpractice Carrier May Not Care About)
A malpractice carrier recently emailed its policyholders that the carrier would no longer provide arbitration agreement templates confusing doctors into thinking that arbitration agreements are invalid. I contacted the carrier, and the carrier explained that their reasoning was that an…
The impacts of the beneficial owner register on Hungarian asset management foundations, trusts, and hybrid trusts
By Akos Menyhei
Congratulations to Akos Menyhei whose article titled “The impacts of the beneficial owner register on Hungarian asset management foundations, trusts, and hybrid trusts” was published in the May edition of the Oxford Journals.
Read the full article here.
Creative Planning Strategies Using Irrevocable Trusts
This article uses two case studies based on actual client situations to illustrate how irrevocable trusts are excellent structures not only for long-term estate planning but also for protecting assets from potential judgment creditors. First, the article describes very simple…