ArticleIs Cyber Crime Risk On Your Board Agenda?The Office of National Statistics estimates that in 2015, there were 2.46 million cyber incidents and 2.11 million victims of cyber crime in the UK. Isle of ManPrivacyDQ Advocates
ArticleIsle Of Man Signs Landmark Agreement With United StatesA landmark agreement on sharing tax information was signed on Friday 13 December by the Isle of Man and the United States. Isle of ManTaxDQ Advocates
ArticleThe Next Step In The Life Of Hastings-BassThe codification of the rule in Hastings-Bass and the principles in relation to mistake has just taken effect in Jersey. Isle of ManWealth ManagementDQ Advocates
ArticleRegistration Of Security Created By Isle Of Man Companies Against UK PropertyDespite the abolition of the Slavenburg register by the UK Overseas Companies (Execution of Documents and Registration of Charges) (Amendment) Regulations 2011 ("the Regulations"), DQ still receive some requests to register charges granted by Isle of Man companies over property in the UK. Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleInsolvency Update: Has The Privy Council Turned The Isle Of Man’s Chief Justice Into A Timorous Soul?In the recent case of Lombard Manx Limited v The Spirit of Montpelier Limited (CHP 2014/23), the principal question for the Isle of Man High Court (His Honour Deemster Doyle, the Island's Chief Justice) was whether the Court had jurisdiction at common law to rescind a winding-up order. Isle of ManInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringDQ Advocates
ArticleWho Do You Trust To Act As Your Executor After You Have Gone?Many people are guilty of leaving the making of their Will to the bottom of their "to do" pile. However, drafting a Will is one of the most important things you can do to ensure that you protect your loved ones...Isle of ManFamily and MatrimonialDQ Advocates
ArticleChief Minister Welcomes Report On IOM Contribution To Global EconomyAn independent report published in early June 2012 provides further evidence of the Isle of Man’s positive contribution to the global economy.Isle of ManWealth ManagementDQ Advocates
ArticleFlexibility In Corporate Restructuring: Schemes Of ArrangementThe scheme must represent a genuine compromise by which the members and creditors obtain some advantage that compensates them for the alteration of their rights. Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleInsolvency Update: Challenging A Liquidator's Decisions By Judicial ReviewHis Honour Deemster Doyle recently handed down judgment in a case which considered the legal principles applicable when a party seeks to challenge decisions made by a court-appointed liquidator during the liquidation of a company.Isle of ManInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-StructuringDQ Advocates
ArticleThe Life Of A Trust Part Four: DistributionsWhen considering a request by a beneficiary for a distribution from a Trust Fund, a Trustee should first ensure that they have power under either the terms of the trust instrument...Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleTrustees: Itching To Know About Flee Clauses?If 'X' trigger event happens the trust assets, trusteeship and forum for the trust administration will automatically be transferred to another 'safe' jurisdiction.Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleTrustees: Limit Your Liability And Obtain Your CostsIn the case of X (as Trustee of the A Trust) v Y (as Beneficiary of the A Trust) (unreported) 15 March 2017...Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleFlexible Working – An UpdateThe modifications to the EA 2006 reflect the changes which were made to the UK's flexible working regime in June 2014. Isle of ManEmployment and HRDQ Advocates
ArticleIt's Exceptional!One of the consequences of the global turmoil caused by the coronavirus pandemic has been that travel – especially international travel – has suddenly become very difficult. Isle of ManTaxDQ Advocates
ArticleBizJet Consolidation - Textron Buys BeechcraftSo 2013 turned out to be a good one for Textron.Isle of ManTransportDQ Advocates
ArticleTrustees: Can You Blindly Rely On The Expertise Of Your Directors?Trust structures will often involve trustees holding shares in companies; those shares forming part of the trust fund held by the trustees for the benefit of the trust and the beneficiaries as a whole.Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleFailure To Prevent Or The Death Of The Three Wise MonkeysFollowing the successful introduction of ‘failure to prevent' offences in the areas of bribery and tax evasion, the UK government is priming another possible corporate offence with a call for evidence launched on 13 January 2017, to end on 24 March 2017, on ‘corporate liability for economic crime'. Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleSubject Access Rights For Beneficiaries Under The SpotlightThe latest decision by the English Court of Appeal in the long-running case of Dawson-Damer v Taylor Wessing LLP [2020] EWCA Civ 352 has again highlighted the thorny issue...Isle of ManPrivacyDQ Advocates
ArticleCrowdfunding – A New Opportunity For tThe Isle of ManIn April 2015 the Isle of Man began to explore a potential regulatory regime for crowdfunding with the objective of diversifying the Island's economy and bringing further inward investment to the Island by attracting crowdfunding businesses to establish operations here.Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleRetiring Trustee Duty Of Disclosure To New TrusteeThe Royal Court in Jersey has recently provided guidance to trustees on their duty to disclose to their successors. Isle of ManWealth ManagementDQ Advocates