How general counsel can help maximise the prospects of success of an IT transformation project | Addleshaw Goddard

Legal Briefing

In an ever more competitive world, businesses are under increasing pressure to transform the way they operate and adopt digital delivery models for their processes and services. Indeed, a successful digital transformation project can mean the difference between a business failing and one that embraces the future and realises its potential. But such projects carry …

M&A: Agility is key to support clients in complex transactions | PRAGER DREIFUSS

Legal Briefing

Deals are becoming more complex as companies increasingly use mergers and acquisitions (M&A) to pursue ambitious strategic goals and new stakeholders disrupt the market. Successful M&A lawyers must be able to combine excellent legal knowledge and process management skills with in-depth business awareness to support clients in complex transactions.

Collaboration is key: Unlocking ESG as a means to build a resilient and sustainable future | DAC Beachcroft

Legal Briefing

The rising tide of ESG The component parts of ESG are not new. GCs and company directors have long had climate issues in mind, and the rise of social movements such as Black Lives Matter and #MeToo have given diversity a new momentum. In recent years, however, ESG has been viewed as a whole, with …

Self-reporting: what are the considerations | Addleshaw Goddard

Legal Briefing

No director relishes learning that their company may have engaged in misconduct such that they have to decide whether to voluntarily self-report any suspicions to an enforcement agency. Directors are fiduciaries of their companies and are legally required to put the interests of the company’s stakeholders first, including decisions whether to self-report. Misconduct can come …

The litigation horizon | Stewarts

Legal Briefing

Risk management is a key component of corporate governance, and boards will look to their in house legal teams for advice on where the main legal risks arise.

The Principality of Monaco: a little-known attractive tax framework for the deployment of an international business activity | Gordon S. Blair Law Offices

Legal Briefing

Monaco’s attractive tax system is commonly known for the total absence of income tax and wealth tax applicable to individuals residing in Monaco (other than French nationals), as well as the full exemption of gift and inheritance tax between spouses and in direct lines, giving rise to wealth planning opportunities for high-net-worth individuals.