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The Withers family law team in Hong Kong continues to be at the forefront of developing family law in Hong Kong.

Withers' Financial Regulatory team has secured victory for their client Andrew Tinney, a former senior banker in a long-running investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority

For the second episode of Founders Counsel, three dynamic and successful operators (Silicon Valley speak for executives) who became venture capitalists discuss how they broke...

The third episode of Founders Counsel explores the relevance of age when founding a company. It has been posited by some that one is over the hill in Silicon Valley at 35.

Non-US persons with US family members can benefit their families through the establishment of a foreign grantor trust. A properly drafted foreign grantor trust can provide highly favorable US federal tax treatment...

On 1 October 2018, the Variable Capital Companies Bill was moved for its second reading in the Singapore Parliament and was passed into law.

With violent fluctuations in international stock markets and wider economic risks posed by the coronavirus pandemic, trustees with assets invested through discretionary fund...

The British Pregnancy Advisory Service has received a £200,000 fine for breaching the Data Protection Act following an anti-abortion hacker gaining access to the personal details of almost 10,000 people through the charity’s website.

Under the new annual return regime, registered charities will be obliged to provide additional key information to the Commission including...

The Charity Commission has recently published a series of questions for charity trustees to help them make the most of technological advances.

In a statement accompanying the Charity Commission’s response to the Public Accounts Committee’s report, the Chief Executive of the Charity Commission has confirmed the Commission wants to be armed with a general power of disqualification of charity trustees.

The Charity Commission has launched a consultation on the content of the Annual Return and the public register of Charities after having conducted a review last summer on the nature of the information it should collect from charities.

The Charity Commission issued draft guidance on trustee decision making in February this year, which has now been published in final form.

The Charity Commission has issued a warning about increasingly sophisticated fraud attempts targeting charities and their trustees.

The non-for-profit organisation 'Good Thinking Society' threatened to apply for judicial review if the Charity Commission did not remove those charities which promote homeopathy from the register of charities.

In September last year, the Justice Secretary launched a consultation entitled ‘Judicial Review: Proposals for further reform’ aimed at reducing the burden of Judicial Review.

In a rare move, the High Court has found the former trustees of disability charity the Darren Wright Foundation guilty of contempt of court, following an application by the Charity Commission.