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How can Banks and Financial Organisations prevent the rising tide of Cryptocurrency Scams?

Cryptocurrency remains as popular as ever since it first arose in 2009. It’s decentralised status initially made it attractive, as it has steadily gained traction. However, it also made it a vehicle for fraud. Cryptocurrency is regarded...

How Businesses must Adapt to AI

As AI encroaches on all aspects of the commercial landscape it is critical to be aware of the legal developments. However, this poses a challenge with regard global regulation as jurisdictions adopt divergent approaches and the belief in some quarters...

Love and Logic: Why should you consider a Prenuptial Agreement?

As we move further into 2026, many loving couples of all backgrounds will be preparing for their 2026 wedding and civil partnership ceremonies. Today’s couples often are more informed, more pragmatic, and more protective of the lives they built before...

Moving to Spain: How to Choose the Right Visa and Avoid Costly Mistakes

The first and most important question for anyone considering relocating to another country is: how can I do it legally, and which type of visa or residence permit best suits my personal situation, plans, and goals? For someone without experience in...

Inadmissibility of an appeal against a parental warning order

In an order dated 18 December 2025, the Rome Court of Appeal reaffirmed the principle that an appeal brought against a court order warning a non-compliant parent must be declared inadmissible. The Court recalled that, pursuant to Article 473 bis.39 of the...

Divorce - but who gets the Beloved Pets

For many married couples the holiday period from Christmas to New Year is a time when the stress of a troubled relationship forces a decision to divorce. Notable, 5 January was National Divorce Day. Divorce is often one of the most complicated and...

Study Visa for Italy: Requirements for International Students

Studying in Italy: an achievable dream with a study visa Italy, home to prestigious universities and the cradle of European culture, is one of the most sought-after destinations for international students. However, to gain lawful access to the Italian...

Family Business- Successful Succession

Family businesses are unique entities and are different from every other type of business and there are many factors that can affect the continued success of the business. Clearly not all members of the founding family will have the same business acumen...

How Employers can Manage the Risks of the Christmas Party

At this time of year, HR departments hoping that the Christmas party does not cause any inappropriate behaviour to arise. Businesses should understand that, despite such an event taking place out of office hours, it is legally considered an...

Are you Planning to Divorce in Tunisia? Do you know the Documents you will Require?

Before embarking on divorce in Tunisia it is important to know which documents you will require before you start.  Governed by the Code of Personal Status (1956), Tunisia has outlined a series of progressive family laws regarding divorce. Depending on...

Common Legal Defences in Spain following an Accusation of Criminal Behaviour

When accused of a crime in Spain, you will face the intricacies of Spanish law and the legal system. When accused of a crime, the initial issue to deal with is your defence. This may be a clear-cut as far as you are concerned; however, you will need to...

The Tricky Tightrope of Unfair Dismissal

The Employment Rights Bill 2025 is proving to have a number of issues that are of concern to businesses. It appears that the primary disquiet with the Bill is the introduction of the "day-one" right to claim unfair dismissal, as opposed to the...

Child Placement and Co-Parenting in the Event of Divorce - New Case Law from Rome

Divorce, especially when there are children of the marriage, brings with it many difficult situations.A lively debate has recently arisen following a decision issued by the Court of Rome on 9 October 2025, which ordered that the minor children should remain...

Navigating Probate and Inheritance Law and Legal Disputes in Estate Administration

Many people have to face dealing with a relative’s estate when they pass away, this can be an unexpected process for many. The individual dealing with the estate is an executor and a grant of representation may be required, depending on the nature of...

New Job-Seeking Visa in Spain the Requirements Benefits and Procedure

The new Immigration Regulation in Spain, approved in 2023 and which has been in force since 20 May 2024, represents one of the most significant immigration reforms in Spain in recent years. Among its main developments is the introduction of new types of...

When Contact Between Parents and Children becomes a Danger - The Push to Reform

The highly contentious issue of parental access when there is a perceived risk from one parent has now been clarified according to the new plans announced by the Government. The focus will remove the presumption of parental involvement and shift the...

Spanish Criminal Law Reform 2025

There are constant changes throughout the world, such as crime rates, that all countries need to monitor to ensure that their criminal procedures and law addresses the issues. Spain has relatively recently undergone important reforms in their legal...

Changes to Foreign Nationals' Entry into the European Union

As has been widely reported in the national press that the European Union is implementing a newly created digital border control system for non-EU citizens, Exit/Entrance System (EES). In addition to ESS in 2026 an additional entry requirement will be...

The Steps to take and the Procedures to Expect on being Arrested in France

Being arrested, for most people, is an intimidating experience,even more so if you are arrested abroad. Irrespective of whether your arrest is as a result of a misunderstanding or there is a more serious cause. it is an event that must be taken...

The Largest Cryptocurrency Fraud Case is heard is a Court in England and Wales

The perpetrator of the widely reported single largest seizure of cryptocurrency that has been misappropriated, which is believed to be worth in the region of £5.5 billion, appeared before Southwark Crown Court, following an arduous seven-year...
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