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International Arbitration Trends: What to Expect in 2025
Shifting grounds: the trends reshaping international arbitration In an era defined by geopolitical turbulence, technological breakthroughs, and escalating ESG demands, the arbitration landscape is evolving rapidly. In our annual review, we explore 12 trends that we expect will have a major impact in the field of arbitration in 2025. These insights, drawn from our global team of specialists, go beyond observation to deliver actionable foresight for clients navigating an increa
Arthur Moorcroft
Oct 161 min read
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Remote Work Policies: Legal Considerations for Employers
Remote working abroad has legal implications for UK employers Vine Hill Advisory Chambers has teamed up with employment lawyer Ami Naru for a regular column offering answers to readers’ legal questions on employment/HR matters. Ami will cover the latest employment issues facing the industry and respond to questions and dilemmas posed by you. In this column, Ami answers a reader’s questions about staff working overseas.   Q. One of our long-serving employees wants to work
Audrey Wright
Jul 233 min read
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Commercial Property Transactions: Due Diligence Best Practices
WHAT'SÂ NEW Key sanctions developments from the UK, EU and US from November 2025. i. UK On 14 November 2025, OFSI issued General Licence INT/2025/7895596 authorising transactions with two Bulgarian subsidiaries of Lukoil, Lukoil Bulgaria EOOD and Lukoil Neftochim Burgas AD, until 14 February 2026. New FAQ 173 describes the licence. On 14 November 2025, the UK National Crime Agency and OFSI published an Amber Alert to provide information to institutions to help identify and
Vine Hill Advisory Chambers
Jul 38 min read
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White-Collar Crime Defense: Recent Case Law Developments
Failure to Prevent Fraud Offence Comes Into Effect The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA), which came into force on 1 September 2025, reforms the law of corporate criminal attribution for economic crimes across a broad spectrum. It makes provision for: economic crime and corporate transparency; companies, limited partnerships and other kinds of corporate entity; and the registration of overseas entities. Most notably, Section 199 of the ECCTA creates a
Vine Hill Advisory Chambers
Apr 1510 min read
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Navigating High-Net-Worth Divorce: Asset Protection Strategies
When substantial wealth is at stake, divorce becomes far more than an emotional journey: it's a complex financial process that demands strategic planning and expert guidance. High net worth divorce cases in England and Wales require sophisticated asset protection strategies to safeguard years of wealth accumulation, business interests, and future financial security. Whether you're contemplating separation or already navigating divorce proceedings, understanding how to protec
Vine Hill Advisory Chambers
Feb 216 min read
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Navigating the Recent Changes in UK Corporate Governance Regulations
The landscape of corporate governance in the UK has shifted significantly in recent years. New regulations aim to enhance transparency, accountability, and ethical standards within companies. For directors, investors, and stakeholders, understanding these changes is essential to ensure compliance and maintain trust. This article breaks down the key updates in UK corporate governance regulations, explains their impact, and offers practical advice for navigating this evolving e
Arthur Moorcroft
Dec 15, 20244 min read
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