KBZ are pleased to share our report “Navigating Legal Changes in 2026: Implications for Entrepreneurs”, which provides a practical and business-focused overview of the key regulatory developments that will affect companies in the coming year.
Signing a contract may seem like a formality, but it is often the point at which legal pitfalls may arise, like:
Every day we make agreements without thinking about it. The vast majority of these agreements concern purchase agreements, such as daily shopping at the supermarket, at the gas station or via the internet. These agreements usually involve small amounts. Every now and then we buy or sell things for higher…
3 November 2023 Posted by Neil Rose Artificial intelligence (AI) will have multiple uses for litigators, including helping with costs budgeting and validating advice to clients, a leading partner at Eversheds Sutherland has predicted. Another senior lawyer said smaller firms without sufficient data may need to join forces to make the…
When a person dies testate – that is, leaving a will – his assets are distributed in accordance with his instructions in the will. Where a person dies intestate – that is, without leaving a will – the distribution of his assets is governed by law. In Ireland, the rules of distribution on intestacy…
The Gender Based Violence and Domestic Violence Act, Chapter 581 of Laws of Malta, defines domestic violence to include: all acts or omissions including verbal, physical, sexual, psychological or economic violence causing physical and, or moral harm or suffering, including threats of such acts or omissions, coercion, or arbitrary deprivation…
José María Gil-Robles was President of the European Parliament when he joined our Association . It was an honour to have such a distinguished lawyer as a member of our Association. He was both impressive and modest, two very rare qualities in a politician . The present President of the…
French real estate and tax law can be a multifaceted subject, relying on tax structures that are distinct from peer nations. This grows especially pertinent when an international element is added to the subject. In this feature, we hear from DPZ Avocats’ Delphine Parigi as she takes a look at…
The new year has begun with a significant development in Swiss estate law, as its century-old law of inheritance has undergone a revision. Lawyer Monthly has had the pleasure of hearing from Swiss attorney Cecile Ringgenberg, who provides an overview of how wills are shaped in Switzerland and what has…
