How To Get A Divorce In England and Wales – Part 1
The festive period is normally a time for happiness and celebration when families come together. However, the stress and strain of Christmas can cause marriages which are already hanging by a thread to snap completely. For international families, the pressure of Christmas can be even more intense, especially for those trying to juggle family commitments …
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Are You Ready For The GDPR?
Anyone in business in the UK who collects or processes data from European Union citizens needs to be aware of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) which come into force on 25th May 2018.
People Stripped Of British Citizenship Receive Good News In SC Decision
R (Hysaj & Ors) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2017] UKSC 82 OTS Solicitors is highly ranked in the Legal 500 and one of the most respected, successful niche law firms in London, specialising in immigration, commercial, civil litigation, employment, and family law. We also provide immigration consultancy and legal advice to nationals in the Middle East, South East …
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Tier 1 Entrepreneur Visa – Sell The Sizzle Not The Steak
By Teni Shahiean Teni Shahiean is a founding partner at OTS Solicitors. She has a wealth of experience in business immigration law, commercial law and employment law and regularly advises businesses on Sponsor Licence acquisition and compliance. Teni is also regularly called on to provide expert opinion on television and in print media, both in the UK and internationally.
Initial Coin Offerings in the Cayman Islands
Initial Coin/Token Offerings (“ICOs”) are becoming an increasingly popular means of fundraising for new projects and utilise blockchain technology to do so.
New report suggests the time is right to review the electricity sector
Renewable energy targets and the take-up of new technologies mean it is the right time to review the regulatory settings for the electricity sector, according to a new report by law firm Bell Gully.
Virtual Currency – Ban on Trading by Foreigners and Financial Institutions
In response to the recent speculation frenzy over virtual currency trading and increase in virtual currency-related crimes, the Korean government announced emergency measures yesterday, December 13, 2017, the main points of which are summarized below:
High Court Rules deporting Homeless EU Citizens Illegal – Compensation May Be Payable To Those Unl
R (Gureckis) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2017] EWHC 3298 (Admin) On Thursday, the High Court dealt a blow to the UK Governments stealthy plan to create a hostile environment for EU citizens in Britain.
EU and Malta Securitisation Market
Following the US subprime crisis that began in 2007, the notion of securitisation has suffered from bad press that tainted its reputation. However, securitisation is still considered as an essential component to continued economic recovery and for well-functioning financial markets.