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What is the Markets in Cryptoasset Regulation (MiCA)? Racheal Muldoon, Charlotte Hill, Richard Ellis and Rebecca Wright explore MiCA's objectives and its impact on cryptoasset firms and different types of tokens: http://crs.law/xv0450UNRvz #MiCA #Crypto #EU #LegalFramework #FinancialServices #Finance

Join us for the Trusts in Divorce 2nd Annual Practitioner's Forum, where Trust and Family Lawyers gather for a thorough exploration and analysis of the issues in trusts in divorce. Oliver Auld will be speaking on 'analysing jursidictional variations in relation to trusts in divorce', and Matt Foster and Jessica Davies will also be in attendance. If you are attending and would like to connect, please reach out to Oliver, Matt or Jessie. Find out more here: http://crs.law/rUuA50UNTvC #TrustsinDivorce #DisputeResolution #CrossJurisdiction #Events #Trusts #Family

Fundamental changes to tax treatment of ‘non doms’ are likely to affect some of the Premier League’s highest profile stars. Here, Joshua Green writes a piece on family law advice ahead of the changes: http://crs.law/gB2550UNQ7J #PremierLeague #Footballers #HighProfileAthletes #NonDom #TaxChanges #FamilyLaw

We recently conducted a survey of 4,000 people to understand the views of Gen Z adults in relation to finances, wealth and significant life milestones. Our survey, which features in The Financial Times reveals that the 'Bank of Mum and Dad' (BOMAD) is a significant factor in Gen Z's financial planning, with 68% expecting parental support for major life events. In this first summary of our findings, we discuss the importance of the ‘BOMAD’ for Gen Z adults, the potential strings attached to ‘gifts’ and inheritance, and how to avoid family feuds over finances. Learn more here: http://crs.law/V90I50UOqqz #GenZ #Finances #Wealth #KnowingWhatMatters #PrivateCapital #LifeExpenses #BuyingProperty #Inheritance #BankofMumandDad #HowweSpendit

Building strong, meaningful relationships with our clients means that we can effectively work alongside them to achieve their ambitions. We recently advised one of our long-standing clients, Puma Growth Partners, on its £4 million investment into NRG Gym, an award-winning, high-value, low-price gym group founded by Shafiq Ahmed. The funds will support NRG in continuing to expand its portfolio of gyms across the UK and invest in the use of data and analytics to improve the member experience while creating a technology-led back-office infrastructure capable of allowing the business to scale at speed. Read more here: http://crs.law/78zv50ULVqw #PumaGrowthPartners #FitnessIndustry #Gyms #Data

In this article, Racheal Muldoon and Mark Bailey explore the latest development in the single most significant ongoing artificial intelligence related litigation in the UK today, the recent judgment in Getty v Stability AI: http://crs.law/hASP50UMu1a #Getty #StabilityAI #ArtificialIntelligence #Litigation #GenerativeAI #IP

Our Real Estate and Construction offering continues to grow with the appointment of Kevin Gibbs as a Senior Consultant in the Real Estate Planning team. As a dual-qualified chartered town planner and lawyer, Kevin brings with him more than 25 years of experience in planning, highways and compulsory purchase law. Kevin is particularly active in advising on regeneration and infrastructure schemes. Find out more about Kevin here: http://crs.law/EMwl50UNyNE

Although not identical to the legal concept of "contempt of court", Swiss law contains numerous provisions in both civil and criminal law that sanction behaviours that fall within the same concept. Remo Wagner explains here: http://crs.law/8eZF50UMqn1 If you have any further questions, please do reach out to our team. #CivilLaw #CriminalLaw #SwissLaw #DisputeResolution #ContemptofCourt #KeyTakeaway

In this article, Frédéric Jeannin explores the mechanisms available within the French legal system for pursuing civil remedies alongside criminal proceedings in the context of financial crime litigation in France: http://crs.law/YlkC50ULZQ2 #DisputeResolution #CivilRemedies #CriminalRemedies #FinancialCrimeLitigation

Last year, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court decided that Aldi’s lookalike Cloudy Lemon cider packaging did not infringe on the Thatchers Cloudy Lemon Cider registered trade mark. The Court's decision has now been reversed. Mary Bagnall explores why here: http://crs.law/q79Z50ULTV0 #IntellectualProperty #IP #Trademarks #BrandOwners #Packaging #Marketing #ThatchersCider #Aldi