The law on vicarious liability has recently been the subject of an important United Kingdom Supreme ...
Wills & Estates: Points to Ponder – Part 2 – Should I agree to be an Executor?
The overriding duty of an Executor is to collect in the assets of the deceased and administer the es...
A brief summary of limitation periods in the Isle of Man
Whilst it is always advisable to try and resolve matters by agreement outside of formal court action...
Exciting additions to Dispute Resolution team
DQ has announced the additions of Mark Emery and Alexander Armstrong to its leading Dispute Resoluti...
Walking in a husky wonderland – Trusts in Litigation conference 2020
On 6 th and 7 th February 2020 DQ’s Adam Killip attended the annual ‘Trusts in Litigation’ con...
“Divorce Day” and how to know when the time is right
The first Monday back to work after the New Year has been dubbed “Divorce Monday” by matrimonial...
Wellbeing, Christmas Parties and the Equality Act 2017
1. Many of us spend the majority of our working lives in or at work. The positive and negative exper...
Trustees: can you blindly rely on the expertise of your directors?
Trust structures will often involve trustees holding shares in companies; those shares forming part ...
DQ flies flag again at restructuring and insolvency conference
Our director of Dispute Resolution, Giles Hill, was, for the third year running, among delegates at ...
DQ’s Step by Step Guide to Divorce
In the unfortunate event of a marriage breaking down, the majority of people have little knowledge o...