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Private Credit: The Next Frontier Of Fraud
Alex Jay’s articles from Stewarts are most popular: in Canada Truly novel frauds are a rare thing. Fraudsters target easy money, and most frauds are variations of illicit practices that have been used for centuries. It comes as no surprise that private credit-funded vehicles are giving rise to some of the largest fraud cases in recent times. A drive for yield led to a highly competitive lending environment, resulting in vast sums of money being advanced on a covenant-light basis.
NHS staff safety is being failed by “postcode lottery” approach
As the latest stats show a three-year high in attacks on NHS staff, Alex Jay, CEO of Little Green Button, asks why the resources, technology, and training available to workers vary so much across trusts, outlining what’s needed to fix the fragmentation. For most, the phrase “postcode lottery” in the NHS cuts straight to the fact that where you live can still determine the care you get, from which treatments are offered to how long you wait.
How to Extract Data from Invoices with Python (3 Lines of Code)
If you've ever had to manually type invoice data into a spreadsheet — vendor names, totals, line items, due dates — you know how painfully slow and error-prone it is. I needed to automate this for a project and couldn't find anything that didn't require training custom ML models or setting up heavy cloud infrastructure. So I built aPapyr — a simple API that reads invoices (and receipts, tax forms, bank statements) and returns clean, structured JSON. Here's how it works in Python.
External Validation of MRI‐Based Prostate Cancer Risk Calculators in an Australian Cohort
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Supporting Information Filename Description ans70211-sup-0001-Appendix1.jpgJPEG image, 197.3 KB Appendix S1. Calibration plots prior to calibration for biopsy naïve patients (n = 338). Red indicating the ideal curve calibration and black indicating the observed calibration for all calibration plots.
Webinar: Analysing Trends From Commercial Fraud Claims In England And Wales 2025
For the second year running, Stewarts and Solomonic have worked together to produce and analyse data regarding commercial fraud claims in the civil courts of England and Wales for 2024. In this webinar, experts from Stewarts look at the findings from that data and the trends that can be extrapolated. They will also consider developments that will shape the landscape of fraud claims for 2025 and the near future.
Distress in the construction and water industries and what it means for the wider economy
Corporate distress in construction and water supply has been dominating the insolvency headlines over the past few months. When a large business in one of these essential sectors comes under threat of insolvency, the ripple effects for other companies and the public sector can cause widespread damage.
Analysing Trends from Commercial Fraud Claims in England and Wales 2024
S Stewarts More Date & Time 11 Jun 2024 | 9:00 AM GMT Duration 1 hour Language English Worldwide Please or to register for free To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. For the second year running, Stewarts and Solomonic have worked together to produce and analyse data regarding commercial fraud claims in the civil courts of England and Wales for 2023.
UPCOMING WEBINAR: Analysing Trends From Commercial Fraud Claims In England And Wales 2024
Date: 11 June 2024 Time: 9:00 AM UTC Duration: 60 min Language: English Format: Online For the second year running, Stewarts and Solomonic have worked together to produce and analyse data regarding commercial fraud claims in the civil courts of England and Wales for 2023. In this webinar, experts from Stewarts look at the findings from that data and the trends that can be extrapolated. They will also consider developments that will shape the landscape of fraud claims in the near future.
How does litigation arise from insolvent estate recoveries?
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On 26 September 2023, our Insolvency and Asset Recovery team hosted a seminar explaining the emerging and developing types of disputes focussed on insolvent estate recoveries. The session, chaired by Head of Department Alex Jay, outlined the various kinds of claims emerging in the disputes landscape, and provided an update on some of the most important contentious insolvency cases of recent years.
By Alex Jay, Tim Symes, Natalie Osafo, Aaron Le Marquer, Alejandro Garcia Verified, Alejandro García Verified, Julian Chamberlayne, Alice Glendenning, Jack Barlow Verified, Aleks Valkov, Harry Spendlove
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Courtroom Comedy: The Possible Rewards & Promised Risks of Attempting Humor at Trial
Wednesday, September 13, 2023 Humor is a funny thing. Ubiquitous, yet specific to each person. Capable of traversing borders and cultures and languages, yet highly dependent on context. Anyone can be humorous, but at some point, everyone will try and fail. Successful attempts at humor require finding a delicate balance between variables like content, person, delivery, location, time, and audience.
Alex Jay Jury Consultant IMS Consulting & Expert Services
IMS Jury Consultant Dr. Alex Jay is an experimental social psychologist with expertise in jury decision-making and complex commercial litigation. Alex helps facilitate pre-trial research projects for both plaintiff and defendant clients in federal and state court cases across the country. He specializes in quantitative and qualitative jury research, witness credibility assessments, case theme analyses, and juror profiling.
Decarbonising the aviation industry part two: wider impacts on the aviation sector
2023 looks set to be an interesting year for the aviation industry, and it may provide some insight into the journey ahead towards net zero. In the first part of this two-part article, Gemma Laing, Peter Neenan, Elaina Bailes and Alex Jay examined the technologies that may assist the aviation industry’s goal of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. In this second part, we look at the wider impacts of decarbonisation on the aviation sector.
Decarbonising the aviation industry part one: progression, strategies and challenges
In November 2022, Egypt hosted COP27, bringing together over 35,000 stakeholders, including political leaders and climate activists, to find agreement on climate-related issues. One stakeholder present was the International Civil Aviation Organisation Council (ICAO) president, Salvatore Sciacchitano, who advocated for the ICAO assembly’s decision to achieve net zero carbon emissions from air transport by 2050.
Analysing trends: Data from commercial fraud claims in England and Wales
Introduction Stewarts and Solomonic have worked together to produce and analyse data regarding commercial fraud claims in the civil courts of England and Wales. i The results are revealing. In this report, we examine the most striking trends arising from that data.
Courtroom Comedy: The Possible Rewards & Promised Risks of Attempting Humor at Trial | JD Supra
[co-author: Katrina Cook, PhD] Humor is a funny thing. Ubiquitous, yet specific to each person. Capable of traversing borders and cultures and languages, yet highly dependent on context. Anyone can be humorous, but at some point, everyone will try and fail. Successful attempts at humor require finding a delicate balance between variables like content, person, delivery, location, time, and audience.
Susie Q. Smith co-creator Linda Walter finally laid to rest Original
Linda Walter – who co-created the Susie Q. Smith comic strip in the 1940s with then-husband Harold ‘Jerry’ Walter – will have her remains laid to rest this week. The cartoonist and illustrator had died in 2009 but without known descendants her cremated remains had been left unclaimed at a local funeral home in Upstate New York, only to be discovered by a volunteer at Wiltwyck Rural Cemetery. A memorial service and burial will take place on Thursday at the Woodstock Artists Cemetery.
Will Birds of a Feather Flock Together? Implications of Juror-Litigant Similarity for Your Defense Strategy | JD Supra
As your trial date approaches, one lingering question inevitably moves to front of mind: What jurors do I want? Or, perhaps more accurate given the reality of the jury selection process: What jurors do I not want? Litigators often encounter potential jurors with some similarity to one of the litigants, such as age, culture, interests/hobbies, or relevant professional experience.
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Distress in big business - a sign of the times?
Recent economic challenges have triggered significant developments for household name companies in 2023. Insolvency and Asset Recovery partners Alex Jay and Tim Symes respond to news stories on serious distress felt by some of these companies, as well as slower-burn effects of Covid which are now coming home to roost.
Creator: Alex Jay’s Comic Book and Comics-Related Logos, Lettering and Graphic Designs
Published works are presented in more or less alphabetical order. In most cases, the first appearance of the works are shown. Following the titles are the people who commissioned the work, the publisher or client, and the year of publication. THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN Richard Bruning, Design Director, DC Comics, 1987 AGENTS OF LAW Marilee Hord, Editor, Dark Horse Comics, 1995 AIRTIGHT GARAGE Marie Javins, Editor, Epic Comics, 1993 The making of the logo is here and here.
The bidirectional association between depression and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) in men: A systematic review and meta‐analysis of observational studies
REVIEW Sean A. Martin, Corresponding Author Sean A. Martin sean.martin@adelaide.edu.au orcid.org/0000-0001-8479-4992 Freemasons Centre for Male Health & Wellbeing, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Correspondence: Sean A. Martin, Freemasons Foundation Centre for Men's Health, University of Adelaide, c/- South Australian Health & Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), Lv. 7 (Nth), North Tce., Adelaide, SA 5005, Australia.
How can investors mitigate the impact of insolvencies during the ‘winter of discontent’ in 2022?
United Kingdom January 7 2022 With many businesses headed towards a ‘winter of discontent,’ dealing with a combination of the after effects of Covid19 related disruption, supply chain issues, soaring inflation and labour shortages, we are undoubtedly going to see a continued rise in insolvencies over the coming months which will emerge in many different and often unpredictable forms. What could happen this winter?
Webinar: Actions By Insolvency Liquidators Against Banks, A Comparison Between The USA, England, Canada And Switzerland
Switzerland: Webinar: Actions By Insolvency Liquidators Against Banks, A Comparison Between The USA, England, Canada And Switzerland 26 November 2021 by Yves Klein , Natalia Hidalgo , Edward Davis, Jr. , Alex Jay and Maureen Ward Monfrini Bitton Klein Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com.
Actions by Insolvency Liquidators Against Banks, a Comparison Between the USA, England, Canada and Switzerland
Please login to Mondaq or sign up for our free news alerts to be able to register for this webinar. Worldwide: Actions by Insolvency Liquidators Against Banks, a Comparison Between the USA, England, Canada and Switzerland The liability of banks towards their corporate client when it becomes insolvent because its directors breached their fiduciary duties or committed crimes is of paramount importance.
Managing the rise of third-party insolvency risks
Insolvency risk can affect businesses and individuals in a number of ways. Markets can turn rapidly – think for example of the recent spate of energy company failures – and can catch you off guard.
Nasty Gal x Maeve Reilly Collab is Officially Underway
Celebrity stylist and N.Y.-native Maeve Reilly – fashion maven behind the 'fits of cool girls Megan Fox, Hailey Bieber and more – has teamed up with L.A.-based Nasty Gal to design a fall capsule collection with '90s-inspired oversized suit separates, faux leather pieces, and other seasonal staples.
Covid-19: Consequences Of Breaching The CJRS
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“The role of social media in the 2011 Egyptian revolution”
Social media has been a main focal point when discussing political uprising in our time. It has created a new era of social activism where the powerless can finally be heard, be part of government policies and have a voice. Castell (2012) called it “…spaces of autonomy largely beyond the control of governments and corporations that had monopolized the channels of communication as the foundation of their power”.
COVID-19: The Risk Of Fraud In A Crisis
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Many, if not all, businesses are feeling the economic repercussions of COVID-19 as they struggle to remain financially liquid. This means that often businesses are seeking new trade and business opportunities, and offers of such are therefore hard to turn down. With rising fear that the economic fallout due to COVID-19 will be likened to the Great Depression, business are accepting new opportunities with haste.
Legal Statement Provides Guidance On Status Of Cryptoassets & Smart Contracts - Fin Tech - UK
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Recent Developments In Litigation Funding
In this journal in 2015, I wrote on the subject 'Funding insolvency litigation: a new dawn', outlining various streams of funding available to insolvency practitioners (IPs) (see (2015) 5 CRI 183). Since then, the sun has set on one era and risen again. This article considers key developments in litigation funding in recent years, as well as upcoming reforms which may further change the landscape.
Y.Y. Wong’s Nanjing Drawings
Drawings from Two Years of Nationalist China (1930) Drawn by Huang Yu-yu 黄玉瑜 (Y.Y. Wong) (click images to enlarge) opposite page 388 opposite page 394 opposite page 396 Drawings from Building in China (2001) Drawn by Huang Yu-yu 黄玉瑜 (Y.Y. Wong) page 185 page 186
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