Can individuals take steps to make themselves ‘creditor proof’ against future creditors, even when there is no such creditor at the time? If there are sufficient “badges of fraud” present, the answer may be no. Section 2 of the Fraudulent Conveyances Act provides that conveyances of real or personal property made with the intent to…
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Climate and environmental goals, while intrinsically linked, are sometimes at odds. Today, efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) are insufficient, worse they are failing as GHG emissions continue to increase and set a new record of 57.1 GtCO2e in 2023. Bridging the gap between current global emissions and climate ambitions requires an urgent acceleration…
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In the latest episode of the Resilience podcast, colleague and host Shellka Arora-Cox sits down with Kevin Yaich, head of M&A at Qcells USA, for a discussion of the current solar M&A landscape. (Editor’s note: The following transcript has been edited for clarity.) From the heart of India, resilience has shaped who I am. Now,…
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In an interview with Maayan Arad, Dimitrios Stroikos discusses the future of space exploration and how conflicts between states are now playing out in space. Space is unimaginably vast. When we talk about space exploration and human activity, what are we trying to achieve and what are the prospects for venturing further in the future?…
Meet Ian McFall, the newest addition to our Dynasty of Cruelty Top Villain series—exposing the Hudson Family’s role in causing misery to hens at family-owned Burnbrae Farms. As the VP of Caging Hens, Ian McFall plays a central role in the suffering of sensitive birds, who spend their lives crammed into tiny wire…
Stephen Weatherill, Somerville College and Faculty of Law, Oxford University Photo credit: Addesolen, via Wikimedia Commons Introduction ‘Is this the end of football’s transfer system?’ So shrieked the media in December 1995 when the Court of Justice decided the Bosman case (C-415/93). And the same question has now hit the headlines after…
Here at Brewer Offord & Pedersen, our attorneys and staff assist customers every day with their real estate needs, whether that be assisting with a real estate transaction or helping to resolve a real estate dispute. However, recently when helping clients with completing a real estate transaction, I have been asked, “Why are we involving…
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The Elderly, House and Home: A Moving Experience!** 1 Gold’s Legal Minute*GLM* By Allan Gold, lawyer Montreal and elder law attorney Vol. 14, #9 – October 31, 2023 OPENING A house is where you live. It’s important. It’s the center of your world. It’s even more important when you’re older and you stay closer…
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Print this article POST 20 OF THE SERIES OF THE ODYSSEUS BLOG ON THE PACT ON MIGRATION & ASYLUM By Iris Goldner Lang, Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law, Head of Department of European Public Law and Vice Dean at the Faculty of Law – University of Zagreb. The term “Instrumentalisation” (of people) can be…
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A disabled Army veteran sued Amazon alleging “cyberstalking” and “cyberbullying” on its gaming platform, New World. Plaintiff claimed Amazon allowed other players and employees to engage in harassment, culminating in his being banned from the platform after over 10,000 hours and $1,700 of investment. Plaintiff sought $7 billion in compensatory damages and $70 billion in…
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