When an Administrative Error Becomes a Legal Risk: Lessons from Travelex and Who Bears the Cost
A High Court ruling on administrative error shows how easily a mistaken allocation can shift financial risk onto the wrong party. Escrow prevents similar cost-shifting in litigation by keeping all funds client-controlled. Two independent lawyers, audited safeguards, and no referral fees keep strategy and budget clean.
When Power Drifts, Fairness Fades: The Enduring Lessons of Fexuto v Bosnjak
When family companies expand into serious corporate enterprises, expectations around power, voice and fairness harden quickly. Fexuto v Bosnjak Holdings shows how silence, side-deals and exclusion can turn a functioning business into a legal battleground. Its lessons for modern leadership are direct: protect transparency, protect consent, and ensure no one pays twice for poor governance.