Betto seraglini is a boutique dispute resolution law firm specialising in international arbitration and commercial litigation. They launched in 2013 with Professor Christophe Seraglini, in order to provide tailored high-quality legal services to sophisticated clients. They work for high profile clients, mostly in the defence, energy, civil aviation, construction and investment sectors in disputes requiring very particular technical and legal expertise.
James Berry & Associates is one of the longest established legal practices in Dubai, offering an overall solution for the highly diverse needs of their clients. We spoke to them to find out more about their region, and how they assist businesses in the UAE.
Over 780,000 homebuyers saved an estimated £657 million on Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) in the year since the tax was reformed, the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne announced today.
Jacques Werner is a senior arbitrator for Werner & Associés.
Commission welcomes agreement on new rules to prevent manipulation
Landlords are becoming increasingly worried about the changes to tax on profits generated by buy to let properties.
Tracy Ewen, managing director of IGF Invoice Finance, comments on the announcement of a new Enterprise Bill designed to cut red tape for SME's
Ogier has launched a cross-jurisdictional Tax team in response to requirements from corporate clients, their advisers and trustees.
Annual consumer price inflation across the Eurozone climbed up to zero in April 2015, after four months of consecutive declines. It still remains well below the European Central Bank’s target of at or below 2.0% however, with the weak performance owing largely to declining energy prices. The unemployment rate stayed steady at 11.3% in March.
Small businesses have easier time accessing capital, but struggle with transition to digital.
Rather than blow money on super cars or luxury holidays, research published by AXA shows a number of over 55s are considering starting their own businesses in the wake of the pension reforms.
Whether you're voting for Cameron, Miliband, Clegg or Farage at the General Election on 7th May, do you know how many seats their parties will need to get the keys to number 10?
A new survey by The European Business Awards, sponsored by RSM, involving business leaders from 32 countries across Europe shows strong support for the EU.
60% of People Feel Well Informed About Casting Their Vote Yet Research Also Exposes Lack of Basic Political Knowledge in the UK.
Minimum Wage Workers Will Be Hit by Chancellor's Cuts, Says TUC