Breach of fiduciary duties: director digs hole for himself | Macfarlanes

Legal Briefing

The recent decision of the Court of Appeal (on 28 July 2011) in the case of Philip Towers v Premier Waste Management Ltd[2011] sends out a strong message to company directors that the courts will strictly enforce their fiduciary duties. In this case, the defendant director was required to account for undisclosed personal benefits, which …

Multi-purpose investment companies | Boekel

Legal Briefing

The market for multi-purpose investment vehicles in the Netherlands is well established and developed. This article sets out the key regulatory and civil law drivers in structuring multi-purpose investment vehicles.

Management time claims | Brodies

Legal Briefing

Business being what it is today, it always carries the risk of contracts not being fulfilled. As a result, directors and key staff are often drawn into managing and remedying issues arising out of contractual breaches or delictual situations. Given that this can result in key personnel being distracted from their strategic and, ultimately, business …