Articles in ‘International’ Category

Four years on, personal injury practitioners handling cross-border claims have cautiously begun to navigate a new landscape: issuing accident abroad claims in England & Wales, applying for permission to serve out of the jurisdiction,…

It is hard to beat the exhilaration of skiing or snowboarding down a mountain on a perfect piste, but even the best conditions are not without risks and winter sports accidents are a common…

In most legal systems, when you have received compensation for your injuries and losses after an accident, you cannot claim again. The settlement or award of damages is final and covers all your damage…

In 2011, France introduced a special tax regime and reporting obligations applicable to non-French trusts. The concept of trust is alien in France and is often associated with fraud and tax evasion. The legislation…

A reduced social charges rate of 7.5% (instead of 17.2%) generally applies to EU taxpayers selling French real estate at a profit. This is mainly due to the provisions of the EU Regulation on…