by Bryden Devine | Jun 17, 2024 | General, Litigation, News
Picture the scene, business is on the up, dividends are being paid, what can possibly go wrong? Hopefully nothing, but it is best to be realistic. There is always the possibility that a dispute may flare up between shareholders even if the business is well. This is...
by Richard Lumborg | Nov 16, 2023 | Business, Family, General, Litigation, News
A local law firm with a core focus on people Jersey law firm Parslows LLP has announced the appointment of Advocate Alexander English as a partner to head up its litigation and dispute resolution department. He is a greatly experienced, well-regarded and talented...
by Richard Lumborg | Oct 31, 2019 | Litigation
An overview of the Jersey courts Jersey has its own distinct and separate legal system which is separate from that of other jurisdictions. Jersey’s litigation procedure is mainly embodied in the Royal Court Rules (the “Rules”). The Rules broadly reflect the English...
by Richard Lumborg | Feb 23, 2017 | Litigation
Application for En Désastre Bankruptcy in Jersey Désastre applications are governed by the provisions of the Bankruptcy (Désastre) Jersey Law 1990. This remedy is available to parties seeking recovery of an unsatisfied debt owed by an individual or company....
by Richard Lumborg | Feb 23, 2017 | Litigation
What Does Discovery Mean in Litigation? Discovery is the legal process by which the parties to litigation reveal their documentary evidence to each other. What documents can be subject to discovery? In this briefing we outline, in general terms, what the definition of...
by Richard Lumborg | Feb 23, 2017 | Litigation
Application for a Degrévèment In general terms degrévèment will be sought in lieu of en désastre proceedings. The key difference between en désastre and degrévèment is that degrévèment applies to individual properties, as opposed to the entirety of the debtor’s estate...
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