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Globalaw Foundation supports SOS Villages D'Enfants Monde

30 May 2022

Following a conference organised by Globalaw at the end of May 2022 in Luxembourg, SOS VILLAGES D’ENFANTS MONDE received a significant donation to support their colleagues in West Africa in their daily efforts to protect children exposed to violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect. The Globalaw Foundation strives to create a better and fairer world by contributing to the legal training of SOS VILLAGES D’ENFANTS MONDE’s teams that will then pass on their knowledge to the community.

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March 10, 2023

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Globalaw Ltd ranked again as Band 1 Law Firm Network by Chambers Guide

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26 Apr 2024

Globalaw Ltd ranked again as Band 1 Law Firm Network by Chambers Guide

Globalaw is honoured to announce that it has been ranked again in the highest band (Band 1) of the Leading Law Firm Networks table in Chambers and Partners’ ranking of Global Market Leaders for 2024.

April 2024

The April Newsletter features a special member spotlight on EMD, a role up from our Globalaw Talks... ESG, an exciting announcement about our Chamber’s ranking, and more!

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Member Spotlight: EMD, Malta

EMD, Globalaw’s Malta firm, is the member spotlight firm for March!

Take aways on the government of Florida's prohibitions on acquisition of real property in Florida by foreign principals

Florida’s new law, the Conveyances to Foreign Entities Act (the "Act"), Sections 692.201 – 205, Florida Statutes, went into effect on July 1, 2023, and redefined the Florida real estate market for foreign purchasers from seven “countries of concern.” The Act requires those foreign purchasers to determine whether they are Foreign Principals prohibited from acquiring or owning real property in Florida, whether they are subject to registration requirements, or whether they are required to dispose of such real estate. Non-compliance renders the real property subject to forfeiture and sale of such real property (subject only to the rights and interests of bona fide lienholders) and risks daily fines of $1,000 and criminal penalties.