Given the ongoing impact of Covid-19 it is no surprise that organisations are having to reassess their operations and in many cases are being forced to make changes to their business models.

The trials and tribulations that have been created by the Covid pandemic have impacted so many aspects of our lives. Divorce and family disputes are, unfortunately, no different.

Workplace investigations can be a can of worms: you take the lid off and innumerable issues come wiggling out. Occasionally investigations are straightforward...

In the current financial climate nearly, everyone is feeling the effects of painful inflation.

"Human error is one of the main causes of data breaches" according to www.gdpr.eu, the European Union's web-guide to the GDPR.

Government advice and new mandatory legislation passed to combat the spread of COVID-19 has caused significant and ongoing disruption to many businesses.

A recent decision of the Jersey Employment and Discrimination Tribunal has highlighted the challenges faced by employees bringing constructive dismissal claims.

Viberts has once again been recognised by the Legal 500 UK 2022 directory as Top Tier in two areas, Family and Employment – with its other practice areas also being well ranked too.

New guidance has been released by HM Attorney General (the AG) describing what actions (or omissions) could

Millennials have a more sustainable mindset than previous generations.

For many families their pets are an integral part of family life and when the relationship between the adults breaks down there can be really difficult decisions to make about who keeps the pets.

Many of us were shocked when reports first came out that Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, had tragically and suddenly been discovered dead at their home. At the time it was thought it was in one incident.

Viberts' client (the "Contractor") entered into a property development JCT contract (modified to be governed by Jersey law).

As per the Tribunal's 2024 Annual Report, disability discrimination claims are still on the rise, with 90 such claims being filed in 2024, compared with 55 in 2023.

A lower purchase price in return for some building work often represents a tempting bargain.

Head north to England, buy an electric car and the government will give you a £4,500 subsidy. Do the same thing in France and the subsidy is €6,000.

As we pass the anniversary of the introduction of legislation that allowed creditors of a Jersey company to commence

When it comes to estate planning, many people assume that their stepchildren will automatically inherit from them in the same way as biological or legally adopted children.

A recent judgment of the High Court of England and Wales considered how security might be taken over internet protocol addresses.

Much has been said about the G7's recent decision to pursue a base global corporate tax rate of at least 15% (the Global Tax Rate). Some are calling it the twilight of the offshore jurisdictions.