Divorce, Married Life & UK Family Law
As a team of one of the best family lawyers UK, we deal with a high amount of divorce cases and more so than often meet clients who ask us “what will I end up with after my divorce?”
We are in the Legal 500 Top Tier or 2020!
Gulbenkian Andonian Solicitors has been awarded a Top Tier ranking in the Legal 500 for its legal work in the areas of UK law that include, Appeals, Human Rights and Overstay. This is the 4th consecutive year that the firm has managed to secure a Top Tier status in the rankings of the Legal 500 …
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The UK’s Golden Ticket Visa
Often referred to as the UK’s Golden Ticket Visa, the Tier 1 Investor Visa has seen a rise in applications in the 1st half of 2019 where 255 people alone have managed to obtain the visa which is the highest amount since 2014.
ECJ: Copyright protection for designs only possible to a limited extent
Although a pair of jeans may fit perfectly and look good to boot, this does not in and of itself confer copyright protection. That was the verdict of the ECJ in a ruling from September 12, 2019 (Az.: C-683/17).
OLG Stuttgart: Damages due to truck cartel
The OLG Stuttgart, Stuttgart’s Higher Regional Court, has ruled in connection with what has become known as the “truck cartel” that an aggrieved buyer is in principle entitled to claim damages from Daimler AG (Az.: 2 U 101/18).
International law – From drafting contracts to conducting litigation
International law is no longer confined to regulating relations between states. Today, it also plays an increasingly important role in business and private law.
OLG Düsseldorf – Commercial agent must be main occupation to be entitled to an indemnity
Commercial agents are entitled to an indemnity following termination of the contractual relationship. As a prerequisite, however, their work for the company as a commercial agent must have been their main occupation.
Sale of real estate – No exclusion of liability if defects fraudulently concealed
A seller of real estate who fraudulently conceals defects cannot invoke a contractually agreed disclaimer of warranties. That was the verdict of the Oberlandesgericht (OLG) Frankfurt, the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt (Az. 29 U 183/17).
BGH on contesting repayment of a shareholder loan in insolvency proceedings
Repayment of a shareholder loan can potentially be contested by the insolvency administrator even if the amount circuitously ends up in the company’s account again.
Revision clauses in joint wills
A joint will in which both parties mutually appoint each other as sole heir is popular among spouses. However, they need to be mindful of its strong binding effect.