Aliant Austria has proudly been recognized with the prestigious “Global Partner of the Year” award, a well-deserved honor that reflects their exceptional contribution to the legal profession, as well as to the Aliant. This achievement underscores the firm’s unparalleled legal expertise, coupled with its unwavering commitment to addressing complex, multi-jurisdictional legal challenges. For clients spanning
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When we talk about asset protection, we are referring to all the legal strategies and smart financial planning to shield wealth from potential threats like lawsuits, creditors, government agencies, or volatile economic scenarios. Lawsuits are common and financial markets are unpredictable, so being aware of what to do to protect your assets is no longer
What Is Happening To The Italian Supply Chain Of The Luxury Fashion Brands?
On 17 July, Agcom [the Italian Competition and Market Authority] opened an investigation “for alleged unfair commercial practices against companies in the Armani and Dior groups”. From the Authority’s press release it is stated that the companies are suspected of promoting untruthful ethical and social responsibility statements regarding working conditions and compliance with regulations at
Aliant’s Singapore firm ranks in Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific
Aliant’s Singapore firm has made the Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific Rankings as a recommended firm. The firm is featured in both the “White Collar Crime” and “Commercial and Transactions” category.
We congratulate managing Partner, Adrian Wee, and his team on this notable recognition in just their 2nd year of operation.The post Aliant’s Singapore firm ranks in
Aliant Central Europe Head Malgorzata Krzyzowska Participates in World Summit for Free Iran 2024
Partner and Head of Aliant’s Central Europe Practice, Malgorzata Krzyzowska, took part in the World Summit for Free Iran 2024
Read her thoughts on the conference on her recent LinkedIn post.The post Aliant Central Europe Head Malgorzata Krzyzowska Participates in World Summit for Free Iran 2024 first appeared on Aliant Law.
Aliant Nigeria managing partner, Florence Atuluku appointed Notary Public by the Chief Justice of Nigeria
Aliant Nigeria managing partner – Florence Atuluku was appointed Notary Public by the Chief Justice of Nigeria. Before this investiture as Notary Public, Florence had been inducted as a chartered member of the Institute of Directors and a member of the Membership Committee of the Business Recovery and Insolvency Practitioners Association of Nigeria (BRIPAN). She
Aliant Hungary partners honored in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2024
We are happy to announce that Dr Gábor B. Szabó and Dr Ákos Menyhei, esteemed partners at Aliant-Menyhei-Molnár-B. Szabó, have once again been recognized in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2024. Dr B. Szabó has been honored by Chambers & Partners for the sixth consecutive year. Dr Menyhei has achieved the distinction of being
Q2 Office Updates: Achievements, Celebrations & Successes
Our firm is busy with activity, and we’re excited to share updates from all parts of our organization. Stay informed about the important stories and milestones that shape our journey. Your office’s news is crucial to our overall success, so be sure to contribute. Watch for the quarterly request for office updates from Marketing, and
Aliant Publishes In The World Financial Review With Aliant Austria
In a recent article published in The World Financial Review, Aliant Austria’s experts dive into the critical topic of reputation management in the legal market.
This insightful piece, titled “Navigating the Digital Jungle: The Importance of Reputation Management in the Legal Market,” explores the complexities of maintaining a positive reputation in the digital age
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