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March 17, 2022
A South Australian lawyer who breached her professional duties when she acted for an estate matter, failed to cooperate with the conduct board, and failed to lodge income tax and BAS returns has had conditions imposed on a practising certificate.
March 17, 2022
The official opening of the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) Secretariat office in Sabah has been welcomed by players in the engineering profession in Sabah
February 21, 2022
Following a class actions “charade” that saw two lawyers removed from the roll, a sole practitioner who was criticised for his own role in the proceedings and was subsequently refused renewal of his practising certificate has been granted a stay.
December 10, 2021
A medical doctor in St Lucia who prescribed Ivermectin to patients as a treatment for COVID-19 has had her licence to practise suspended. The St Lucia Dental and Medical Council wrote to Dr. Gilbertha St Rose informing her that: “Further to, and for the reasons given to, the decision rendered by the Dental and Medical Council dated 23rd November 2021 and communicated to the Respondent...on 24th November 2021, has resolved …
December 10, 2021
A medical doctor in St Lucia who prescribed Ivermectin to patients as a treatment for COVID-19 has had her licence to practise suspended. The St Lucia Dental and Medical Council wrote to Dr. Gilbertha St Rose informing her that: “Further to, and for the reasons given to, the decision rendered by the Dental and Medical Council dated 23rd November 2021 and communicated to the Respondent...on 24th November 2021, has resolved …
November 22, 2021
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October 21, 2021
Last month, a number of small law firms announced on their social media that they had been awarded a place on a top 10 list. What they didn’t tell their followers, clients and stakeholders was that they paid to be there. Not only has this left them at risk of reputational damage, but it could also lead to severe disciplinary action.
October 17, 2021
KPMG in Malta has announced the appointment of Thomas Galea as partner and Eric Padovani and Noel Grima as directors, with effect from October 1.  Ga
May 24, 2021
By Gazette reporter2021-05-24T11:12:00+01:00 The Law Society has today launched its member survey on the Practising Certificate fee for 2021/22. The Society proposes to maintain its share of the overall PC fee collection at £28.5m, the same level as in 20/21. Representing the views of the profession has never been more important, given the ongoing implications of the pandemic and Brexit, and the unprecedented market transformation and regulatory change, said Society president I. Stephani...
April 23, 2021
English law thrives in America English law thrives in the US as an alternative to American jurisprudence in cross-border deals, internal subsidiary transactions, acquisitions, and in-bound sale of goods. Daniel H Erskine I began my legal career as a shareholder and counsel to a business involved in relocating large scale commercial production facilities from the US and foreign locations. Exposed to English law during this period as well as during my initial legal training with a summer stint in...