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CLC Enforcement Series: Orders to Obtain Information
In this series I will explore the circumstances in which each enforcement mechanism may be used and why a judgment creditor may want to use a particular mechanism and set out some of the advantages and disadvantages of each of these methods.
Preliminary A: Orders to Obtain Information
CLC Enforcement Series: Attachment of Earnings
If the judgment debtor has an identifiable employer, a pension or receives statutory sick pay, a judgment creditor will want to consider obtaining an attachment of earnings order, which will compel the employer to pay some portion of the judgment debtor’s post-tax salary directly to the judgment creditor.
CLC Enforcement Series: Writs and Warrants
The size of the judgment debt will determine whether a judgment creditor makes an application for a writ or a warrant of control in the High Court or the County Court, respectively.
CLC Enforcement Series: Charging Orders
This procedure is not technically “enforcement” as such. It does not directly result in the debt or part of it being paid to the judgment debtor, nor in the transfer of any property, but it does provide security and establishes the judgment debtor’s place in the queue of creditors, ahead of any unsecured creditors.
Tax Reform 2024-2025
Luciano Gamarra Tapia, from Estudio Gamarra & Asociados, participated as a speaker at the 7th Business Breakfast: Tax Reform 2024-2025, organized by the Lima Chamber of Commerce.
APEC Card: Facilitating Mobility for Business People in the Asia-Pacific Region
The APEC Business Travel Virtual Card (ABTVC) is an instrument designed to facilitate the travel of business people in the Asia-Pacific region, thus promoting trade and investment.
Hung Ou Yang, selected as Taiwan's top 100 lawyers in the year of 2025
Asia Business Law Journal announced its selection of Taiwan's top 100 lawyers (The A List) for the year of 2025 in the mid of this March. Hung Ou Yang Managing Partner at BTLaw, selected as Taiwan's top 100 lawyers in the year of 2025.
CLC Enforcement Series: Insolvency Proceedings
In this series I will explore the circumstances in which each enforcement mechanism may be used and why a judgment creditor may want to use a particular mechanism, and set out some of the advantages and disadvantages of each of these methods.
Enforcement mechanism 5: Insolvency Proceedings – individual bankruptcy and winding up of companies
Monteiro de Castro Setoguti Advogados Recognized In The Areas Of Arbitration And Civil & Commercial Litigation
Monteiro de Castro Setoguti Advogados were once again recognized in the areas of Arbitration and Civil & Commercial Litigation in the 2025 cycle of the Leaders League's Dispute Resolution, Investigation & Competition and Labor Law survey.
Goulston & Storrs Director Carla Reeves Named a 2025 Go To Employment Lawyer by Mass Lawyers Weekly
Goulston & Storrs, an Am Law 200 firm, is pleased to announce that director Carla Reeves has been named a 2025 Go To Employment Lawyer by Mass Lawyers Weekly for her significant and impactful contributions to the field of employment law.
CLC Enforcement Series: Appointing A Receiver
The judgment creditor may apply to the court to appoint a receiver to manage the assets of the judgment debtor and pay off the judgment debt.
The Legal Game: Who Controls And How?
The world is constantly changing, and the legal environment is no exception. Laws can be enforced, circumvented or even shaped - but who draws the lines?
International Arbitration: Strengths and Weaknesses
International arbitration has established itself as a key tool for resolving disputes in the global business landscape. This alternative to judicial litigation offers a private, flexible, and specialized solution for cross-border conflicts.