seeking English lawyer
#1
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seeking English lawyer
Hey, I'm hoping to get some advice - I need to find a lawyer who specialises in debt. Ideally an English lawyer who has an office in Abu Dhabi and knows the law in both countries. Can anyone help?
#3
Re: seeking English lawyer
Try Radha Stirling (yes, she's not based here but she has loads of experience in the fields you're looking for).
detainedindubai
She's all over YouTube, BBC, just a few days ago on Arabian Business - take a look:-
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/emira...uk-617488.html
detainedindubai
She's all over YouTube, BBC, just a few days ago on Arabian Business - take a look:-
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/emira...uk-617488.html
#4
Re: seeking English lawyer
Try Radha Stirling (yes, she's not based here but she has loads of experience in the fields you're looking for). detainedindubai She's all over YouTube, BBC, just a few days ago on Arabian Business - take a look:- Emirates NBD hires debt collectors to chase expat defaulters in the US, UK - Banking & Finance - ArabianBusiness.com
always worthwhile knowing about organisations like this....JUST in case....
#9
Re: seeking English lawyer
a project finance lawyer for the details on offshore arbitration
or,
oh shit, I'm about to skip on some debt and need to know if I can go in the clink in the UK?
Many fit the first criteria, on the second... you'll be alright. Dump the car at the airport and never answer the phone in the UK.
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Re: seeking English lawyer
English lawyer means someone who practices or advises on English law, not a lawyer who is English.
English law includes Welsh law (but not Scots or Norn Iron).
As Millhouse says, corporate debt is different from personal debt, so the OP needs to be more specific.
Those are the criteria.
Ultimate pedant.
English law includes Welsh law (but not Scots or Norn Iron).
As Millhouse says, corporate debt is different from personal debt, so the OP needs to be more specific.
Those are the criteria.
Ultimate pedant.
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Re: seeking English lawyer
Try Radha Stirling (yes, she's not based here but she has loads of experience in the fields you're looking for).
detainedindubai
She's all over YouTube, BBC, just a few days ago on Arabian Business - take a look:-
Emirates NBD hires debt collectors to chase expat defaulters in the US, UK - Banking & Finance - ArabianBusiness.com
detainedindubai
She's all over YouTube, BBC, just a few days ago on Arabian Business - take a look:-
Emirates NBD hires debt collectors to chase expat defaulters in the US, UK - Banking & Finance - ArabianBusiness.com
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Re: seeking English lawyer
what sort of debt?
a project finance lawyer for the details on offshore arbitration
or,
oh shit, I'm about to skip on some debt and need to know if I can go in the clink in the UK?
Many fit the first criteria, on the second... you'll be alright. Dump the car at the airport and never answer the phone in the UK.
a project finance lawyer for the details on offshore arbitration
or,
oh shit, I'm about to skip on some debt and need to know if I can go in the clink in the UK?
Many fit the first criteria, on the second... you'll be alright. Dump the car at the airport and never answer the phone in the UK.
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Re: seeking English lawyer
English lawyer means someone who practices or advises on English law, not a lawyer who is English.
English law includes Welsh law (but not Scots or Norn Iron).
As Millhouse says, corporate debt is different from personal debt, so the OP needs to be more specific.
Those are the criteria.
Ultimate pedant.
English law includes Welsh law (but not Scots or Norn Iron).
As Millhouse says, corporate debt is different from personal debt, so the OP needs to be more specific.
Those are the criteria.
Ultimate pedant.
#15
Re: seeking English lawyer
There is no official jurisdiction - but sadly there has been (I recall) some case law been set where someone was successfully chased in the UK... which is just nuts as you signed a UAE-law document that is not enforceable in the UK.