Employment law governs interactions between employers, employees, unions and government regulations – which often require amendments due to societal changes…

The legislation concerning Insolvency varies all over the world, but often encompasses matters of bankruptcy, distressed debt, restructuring and turnaround…

Tax systems vary, although they all involve a levy of finances to the government. Resistance is known as avoidance or evasion…

Business crime is a broad term that includes a wide scope of nonviolent criminal offences relating to fraud and illegal financial transactions, often achieved by sophisticated means…

Real estate law encompasses landowners’ transactions and shares common ground with property law – and the myriad ways in which land and property are utilised for personal and business endeavours…

Banking & finance law centres on the contractual relationships that tie borrowers to lenders. The primary aim of advisers in this sector is to manage these interactions to ensure that legal and commercial requirements (as well as the parties’ interests) are met…

Corporate finance is a broad term encompassing a range of activities, decisions and techniques, often related to corporate transactions that lead to the creation of new capital structures and/or change of ownership…

The collective framework known as corporate law governs the rights, conduct and relations of individuals, companies and organisations doing business…

Litigation is the final legal process for settling disputes, but its practice is intertwined with alternative forms of dispute resolution…

Intellectual property covers a variety of creations, encompassing patents, copyright, trademarks. The legality surrounding them varies from country to country…

Commercial or mercantile law relates to the interactions, rights and conduct of individuals or businesses engaged in trade and commerce…

Blockchains are databases shared among a computer network, and are known for their role in digital currency systems, i.e. crypto…

Energy law governs the commodification and taxation of energy sources, both renewable and non-renewable, also extending to the policies, politics and ethics instituted by the sector’s primary authorities…

Environmental laws protect the natural world via a set of research-backed regulations, agreements and common practices governing how individuals/corporations interact with their surroundings when conducting activities…

Immigration lawyers provide guidance on the wildly differing processes, requirements, stipulations and regulations behind how individuals may become permanent residents or citizens of another jurisdiction…

Family law is a broad area of practice that focuses on issues involving family relationships. Many lawyers choose to specialise in either matrimonial law or child law…

Business law refers to the body of law that applies to the rights, relations and conduct of persons and organisations engaged in commercial and business activities – also safeguarding the rights of shareholders…

International trade law includes the appropriate rules for handling trade between countries, whereas customs is an authority or agency in a jurisdiction responsible for collecting tariffs and  controlling the flow of goods…

Arbitration is a procedure wherein a dispute is submitted to one or more arbitrators who make a binding decision on the dispute. By choosing arbitration, parties opt for a private resolution rather than going to court…