Consolidating context
Is a close connection relevant?
Posts in 'Law practice'
Connecting nodes
How to notice what is difficult to see
Fascinating endlessness
Freeing legal practice and software development from standardisation
Are you technologically impaired?
Useless digital assets
From melting borders to fading people
Casting a new light on surrogacy and digital assets
Possession dynamics
Watching trees and digital assets growing
Open source or open bar?
Legal thoughts about software development
Knowledge and experience in artificial intelligence
Stop being beaten down by Big Tech!
Estate liquidation in the context of incapacity
Looking for effectiveness
How to say "No, thanks" in European
A succession waiver
Wrong right
A pitfall regarding usufruct
Incapacity, estate management, family disputes
Getting to the hardcore of trusts and estates
Sorting apples or turning homes into castles
Between legal facts and raw data
Effective remedy in international law
Effectiveness through practicalities
Succession and damages
Do you pay enough attention to trees?
Movements in a frozen world
A Christmas cracker
Dates and words
Beware of short words!
Understanding your own will
Language proficiency and will drafting
Will drafting in context
From capacity to reality
Freedom to take back
Testamentary freedom from a different perspective
Artificial intelligence and business models
Unfreezing creativity
French trust reflections
A Christmas cracker
Immovables' movements
Matrimonial physics in action
The echo of silence in successions
Beware of inaction!
Strong weakness
An absurd case study
Time to act
Beware of limitation!
Beware of appearance
A too obvious pitfall
Protecting in practice
What matters most?
Life insurance and forced heirship
Two tips to handle disputes involving life insurance in a succession context.
Thoughts on formalities and artificial intelligence
How will artificial intelligence affect your practice?
Real property sale and incapacity
The practitioner who relies mainly on formalities to secure a deed involving an incapacitated person may well be disappointed.
Legal title and succession
Two tips to prevent you from handling French estate matters upside down
Cross-border estates: A practical approach
How to solve cross-border issues by relying on your education in trusts.
Collaborating with lawyers: How to travel between parallel worlds
Let's consider two different disputes:
Situation 1: Mr Smith and Mr Durand
Mr Smith has been working with Mr Durand for five years. Mr Durand supplies Mr Smith with French delicacies. The latter sells them in the UK. His clients really are fond of the French cheeses and wines he …