DOWNLOAD ISSUE 3 - November 2022 (PDF)
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Watch | For reasons which are not fanciful: is Daniels v Walker fit for purpose?
Watch the recording of 'For reasons which are not fanciful: is Daniels v Walker fit for purpose?', first broadcast on Wednesday 23rd November 2022, with chair: Nicholas Allen KC, 29 Bedford Row and panellists: HHJ McCabe, Circuit Judge; Samantha Hillas KC, St John's Buildings and Andrew
Watch | Cryptoassets in Financial Remedies: an introduction for the uninitiated
Watch the recording of ‘Cryptoassets in Financial Remedies: an introduction for the uninitiated’, first broadcast on Friday 11th November 2022, with chair: Joseph Rainer, QEB and panelists: Helen Brander, Pump Court Chambers; Ben Fearnley, 29 Bedford Row and Marc Samuels, The 36 Group.
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The Digital Portal in the London FRC 27-10-22
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Tech Corner: Thoughts from the Home Office (No, Not that One)
When we first went into lockdown in 2020, like everyone else, I was concerned by an unfamiliar world. One where you couldn’t go outside, had to cook more and work from home. Then I looked around my then kitchen dining room and thought, ‘Hang on, you work from home
Pound for Pound Orders: Are They Legal?
It is now over 20 years since Holman J, in A v A (Maintenance Pending Suit: Payment of Legal Fees) [2001] 1 FLR 377, recognised that a maintenance order could reasonably include a contribution towards the payment of legal fees. At the time he handed down his decision, the Judge
Financial Remedies Journal - Issue 3 | Winter 2022
Issue 3 (Winter 2022) was published in November 2022.
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All articles in the Journal are also available individually.
Chair's ColumnFRJHHJ Edward Hess | Chair of the Editorial BoardWaking Up and Smelling the Coffee – International Tax Considerations in Financial Remedy