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Probate Court Rules of Discovery in Connecticut When permission of court is required: A party shall obtain permission from the Probate Court before seeking discovery of information from another party by an interrogatory, request for production, inspection and examination, or by a request for admission....Continue reading

When you pay in advance for a service, you expect to receive it. However, with businesses closing because of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is becoming more common for businesses not to provide a prepaid service. If you are not receiving a prepaid service because of a coronavirus-related business closing, there are certain steps that you should follow. Understand Your Rights Under the Contract The terms of the contract between you and the business will be of primary importance. Th...Continue reading

Employee Incentive Schemes in Switzerland To succeed, an organization must attract and retain high-performing employees. Companies often therefore introduce employee incentive schemes which grant employees the right to participate in the success of the company’s business. Such employee incentive schemes can be structured in a variety of ways. However, employee incentive schemes are typically set up as employee share plans/employee share option plans or phantom share plans/pha...Continue reading

Industry guidance: Re-opening the Home Moving Market Safely Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having an impact on industry professionals whose work involves direct contact with clients, occupiers, tenants and home movers whether in an office or through visits to a private residential property. This is causing significant uncertainty for many, especially as government guidance continues to evolve.... The purpose of this pan-industry guidance is to provide professionals with information to enable them to complete moves while maintaining safety as social distancing measures are eased in line with government guidelines. This document has been developed collaboratively by the residential sector and professional organisation’s representatives. It’s relevant to: property agents lenders mortgage advisers property lawyers/conveyancers surveyors energy assessors property managers home removal and associated professionals such as contractors involved in property development, management and the home moving process The guidance will focus on physical contact points in the home moving process whereby professionals delivering services will need to come into contact with people and/or enter private residential properties. It’s followed by consumer guidance on safe home moving to ensure clarity, transparency and a smooth process for all parties. As the situation and guidance in this area is constantly evolving, we intend for this information to be updated regularly. Sector-specific guidance is being finalised and links will be added.