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Watch | Cryptoassets in Financial Remedies: an introduction for the uninitiated

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. Joseph Rainer, QEB Joe is a junior

The Digital Portal in the London FRC 27-10-22

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Watch | Sharing and the Family Home

Watch | Sharing and the Family Home

Watch the recording of 'Sharing and the Family Home', first broadcast on Monday 25th July 2022. Topics covered in this webinar include: * The law as it applies to division of the FMH. * Short marriages + contribution to the FMH. * When might it be fair to depart from an equal

Watch | Business valuations in financial remedy proceedings – at last a science rather than an art?

Watch | Business valuations in financial remedy proceedings – at last a science rather than an art?

Watch the recording of 'Business valuations in financial remedy proceedings - at last a science rather than an art?' first broadcast on Wednesday 20th July 2022. In this webinar, chaired by Nicholas Allen QC (29 Bedford Row), Thomas Rodwell (Rodwell Disputes Advisory), Roger Isaacs (Milsted Langdon), Fiona Hotston

DOWNLOAD ISSUE 2 - July 2022 (PDF)

DOWNLOAD ISSUE 2 - July 2022 (PDF)

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Financial Remedies Court Notice

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Transparency in the Financial Remedies Court

Transparency in the Financial Remedies Court

In three recent decisions Mostyn J has mounted a strong challenge – some would say not before time – to the assumption that judgments in financial remedy cases should routinely be anonymised. Was he right to do so? Is it time for ordinary principles of open justice to carry greater weight in