Add to ORKGFor the first time in nearly a century proposals have been made for a new form of business organisation to be used by "regulated professions". Apparently driven by concerns over spiralling professional negligence claims the legal and accountancy professions have for some time been pressing for the introduction of limited liability partnerships. This article examines the key features of the consultation papers issued y the DTI in 1997 and 1998 and considers whether in their current proposed form limited liability partnerships will solve the problems identified by the professions
This Article suggests that the partnership form is attractive for many firms on the margin only beca...
This article explores several disadvantages associated with limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in...
This article explores several disadvantages associated with limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in...
For the first time in nearly a century proposals have been made for a new form of business organisat...
Consideration of the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2000 which introduced a new corporate entity,...
Prior to 2012, the business practice and legal frameworks in Malaysia were primarily carried out in...
In the law of business organizations, individuals have generally been unrestrained in choosing which...
Prior to the millennium era, it was an entrenched policy in Malaysia that certain professional are n...
A business entity is basically a structure which is recognized by the law as a valid medium to carry...
Partnerships structure has long been accepted as one of the major business vehicles. It is generally...
This article addresses the overlooked negative consequences of law firms transitioning from a tradit...
This article addresses the overlooked negative consequences of law firms transitioning from a tradit...
In Malaysia, the traditional types of business vehicles are sole-proprietorship, partnerships and co...
The UK Legal Services Act 2007 permits external financing and unlimited non-lawyer ownership of lega...
The Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000 introduced a completely new legal entity into the commer...
This Article suggests that the partnership form is attractive for many firms on the margin only beca...
This article explores several disadvantages associated with limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in...
This article explores several disadvantages associated with limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in...
For the first time in nearly a century proposals have been made for a new form of business organisat...
Consideration of the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2000 which introduced a new corporate entity,...
Prior to 2012, the business practice and legal frameworks in Malaysia were primarily carried out in...
In the law of business organizations, individuals have generally been unrestrained in choosing which...
Prior to the millennium era, it was an entrenched policy in Malaysia that certain professional are n...
A business entity is basically a structure which is recognized by the law as a valid medium to carry...
Partnerships structure has long been accepted as one of the major business vehicles. It is generally...
This article addresses the overlooked negative consequences of law firms transitioning from a tradit...
This article addresses the overlooked negative consequences of law firms transitioning from a tradit...
In Malaysia, the traditional types of business vehicles are sole-proprietorship, partnerships and co...
The UK Legal Services Act 2007 permits external financing and unlimited non-lawyer ownership of lega...
The Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000 introduced a completely new legal entity into the commer...
This Article suggests that the partnership form is attractive for many firms on the margin only beca...
This article explores several disadvantages associated with limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in...
This article explores several disadvantages associated with limited liability partnerships (LLPs) in...