In California marital dissolution cases involving business assets, efficient resolution hinges on comprehensive business valuations and forensic accounting. Key steps include detailed business valuations covering operations, financial, economic, and industry analyses, as well as forensic accounting to verify records and identify non-business or non-recurring expenses.

Billables, realization, profit per partner, average fee, new files opened, aged receivables – the dashboards get more sophisticated every year. I'm not anti-metrics. In fact, I like them.

The pound (GBP) was mixed yesterday, as a lack of UK economic data left the currency rudderless.

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are developing rapidly, leaving federal and state legislation governing this technology lacking.

For decades, discussions surrounding international trade barriers have centred primarily on tariffs. Import duties, customs procedures, and trade disputes have traditionally represented the most visible obstacles facing businesses operating between nations. However, as global trade enters a new phase, Italian exporters are now encountering a different set of challenges which often have a greater impact on competitiveness than tariffs themselves.

Every law firm founder I coach eventually asks me some version of the same question: what's actually holding the firm back? They assume the answer lives in a process gap, a hiring mistake, or a strategy that needs sharpening. Sometimes it does. But in the vast majority of cases, tactics and systems account for maybe 20% of what separates a firm that's stuck from a firm that's compounding.

The legal and regulatory landscape of India's online gaming industry have been fraught with several challenges. Historically, the distinction of online games into ‘skill based' and ‘chance based' games...

Frequent meetings (often monthly or quarterly) keep all parties aligned, ensure discovery remains on track, and allow the firm to share updates on findings and unresolved information requests.

Over the past few years, Australia's construction sector has been facing unprecedented pressure, and by mid-2025, the effects have become painfully clear.

At some point, a frustrated discussion about “advisory work” arises with nearly all of the firms Panalitix works with.

AI adoption in legal has crossed a threshold that should prompt every firm leader to ask a harder question. According to the Wolters Kluwer 2026 Future Ready Lawyer Survey of 810 lawyers, 92% of respondents now use at least one AI tool in their daily workflow, with more than half reporting time savings of 6–20% of their work week and 60% expecting their organization’s AI investment to grow over the next three years.

In recent years, concepts of Environmental, Social, and Governmental issues (ESG) and how companies are managing them has gained prominence globally.

Canadian franchise law has had a relatively short development life and regulates the obligations and rights of both franchisors and franchisees during the prospective and active franchising periods.

We work with and listen to the concerns of a lot of accounting firms. And it’s clear that succession planning is something owners know they should address, but few have a clear strategy for how to approach it.

Despite these uncertain times, expanding overseas can be a key driver for future growth for an ambitious business.

Buying property in the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) is an attractive proposition for many non-residents. Pristine beaches, an English-based legal system and a highly favourable tax environment...

In a recent press release, HMRC addressed some common misconceptions about who needs to file a self-assessment return before the 31 January 2025 deadline and clarifies some of the most widespread myths.

Every October and November, we gather for Inspire — our annual celebration of customers, partners, and innovation.

“If you want a new idea, read an old book.” The observation, attributed to Ivan Petrovich Pavlov (1849–1936), frames the present moment well. Commercial arbitration is that “old book” - a centuries‑old method of resolving business disputes that has quietly delivered expertise, efficiency, and neutrality while legislatures experiment with specialised business courts that sometimes cannot survive their own constitutions. Arbitration has been here the whole time: time‑tested, durable, and consistently effective.

The Economic and Financial Gap Between the United States and Europe: Will It Persist or Narrow?