Due to the SARS-CoV-2 virus outbreak, employers have been required to take many additional measures to maintain workplace health and safety to minimise the risk of workers being exposed to SARS-CoV-2 infection at work. So what obligations do employers have to meet in...
A client recently posed a question regarding insolvency. The client had a single member LLC with a significant amount of debt and significant personal assets. Their business was going under. Would personal assets (the client has a significant amount) be counted by the...
Article originally published in I-OnAsiaWhen a company believes its nearing insolvency, whether it be as a result of a ‘cash flow test’ or ‘balance sheet test,’ it’s important for insolvency agencies, investigators and litigators to be brought in quickly, not only to...
Information relating to EP and EU Council Directive 2019/1937 on the protection of persons who report breaches of Union law (protection of whistleblowers). The obligations under the Directive are to enter into force in two rounds, first for large companies (17...
The catastrophic collapse of the U.S.-backed Afghanistan government following the total withdrawal of U.S. forces, and the Taliban takeover of most all of Afghanistan has threatened the lives of over 200,000 Afghans who had stood for 20 years side-by-side with U.S....
The concept of risk permeates almost all human endeavors. However, in a business environment, risk refers to any threat to a business entity’s pre-set goals including but not limited to financial goals, reputational goals, and business growth. The goal of every...
