By Emma
Advocate Clare Nicolle, partner at Voisin Law will be in Prague from 9-11 May for the Alliott Group 2018 Europe, Middle East & Africa Regional Conference. With a growing number of clients requiring advice on how to take advantage of the investment and growth opportunities offered by the global economy,…
By Emma
Voisin Law’s Property Team from left to right – Eric Salaun, Veronique Manning, Natalie Harris, Sue Bashir and Samantha Martin Voisin Law is delighted to announce that Natalie Harris has joined its Property team as its new head of property. Natalie, who qualified as a Jersey Solicitor in 2015, has been…
By Emma
What do the Discrimination (Disability) (Jersey) Regulations 2018 (the “Regulations”) contain and what does their introduction mean for me? If you have not yet had a chance to mull over the Regulations we have, subject to word count restrictions, distilled their contents below. If you are an employer and/or…
By Emma
Talk of taxo gives me epistaxis! It is said that there are only two things certain in life: death and taxes. Benjamin Franklin’s rather depressing take on life does reflect our general obsession with death and the fact that all Governments (wherever situate) extract money from us by way of…
Voisin Law is delighted to be starting the New Year with two new Partners. Kate Anderson and Clare Nicolle have both been promoted, bringing the total number of Partners at the island’s oldest law firm to six. Kate, who is an experienced corporate and commercial Lawyer, joined Voisin Law in…
By Emma
This year marks 20 years since the Financial Services (Jersey) Law 1998 (then known as the Investment Business (Jersey) Law 1998) was drafted and 19 years since its introduction. As a newly qualified lawyer arriving in Jersey in 1998, I was tasked with getting to grips with this law. I…
