By: Jacob C. Jørgensen
How this will help you: As renowned litigator Robert Shapiro says in his Foreword: "The authors provide the reader with practical guidance into the complex area of cross-border asset tracing and do so in a very down-to-earth way, without the academic hyperbole that generally burdens modern legal textbooks." This book provides the reader with an overview of the research environment and the sources of information available in different jurisdictions to thereby assist lawyers in finding out whether the other party has assets to pursue. There has been a need for some time for a book of this kind, due to the trend in international litigation and arbitration, and the tendency of parties to hide and remove assets. The book appeals equally to both litigation and arbitration proceedings and is an indispensable tool for international litigators, arbitration lawyers, and lawyers involved in cross-border insolvency and debt recovery proceedings, as well as for academics and scholars involved in legal research projects or law reform programs.
"Finding, Freezing and Attaching Assets: A Multi-Jurisdictional Handbook" by Jacob C. Jørgensen is a comprehensive guide aimed at helping legal professionals identify and manage assets in various jurisdictions. Here is a detailed overview of the book:
The book is structured to guide readers through the process of identifying and managing assets in a multi-jurisdictional environment. It includes:
While there is no specific critical reception mentioned in the sources provided, the book's purpose and structure suggest it is a valuable resource for legal professionals dealing with cross-border disputes. The book's comprehensive approach to asset identification and management in various jurisdictions makes it a significant contribution to the field of international law.
In summary, "Finding, Freezing and Attaching Assets" by Jacob C. Jørgensen is a critical resource for legal professionals navigating the complexities of cross-border asset management and litigation. Its detailed jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction analysis and comprehensive approach make it a valuable tool for those dealing with international commercial disputes.