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James Langley

England
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Avoiding Defective Clauses In International Arbitration (Podcast)

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By Rachel A. Howie, James Langley, Peter O.E. Bekker
| Mondaq
Dentons Link Legal are most popular: within Consumer Protection, Transport and Immigration topic(s) In this episode, Rachel Howie and James Langley, are joined by Dr. Peter Bekker of Dentons' New York office to discuss avoiding defective arbitration clauses in international contracts.
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How Nonprofits Can Reshape Their Fundraising

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By James Langley
| Wealth Management
The great wealth transfer is underway, but are leaders paying attention to the right donors? You would think that the Great Wealth Transfer would cause a serious rethinking, if not a jettisoning, of traditional fundraising assumptions, emphases and practices. After all, the GWT constitutes a singular philanthropic “moment,” a 10-to-15 year period in which the largest, wealthiest generation, which holds half of the nation’s wealth, will pass on its assets, mostly to designated heirs.
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Our Great Under-Response to The Great Wealth Transfer

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By James Langley
| Wealth Management
Funding challenges for nonprofits and how to overcome them. You would think that the Great Wealth Transfer (GWT) would cause a serious rethinking, if not a jettisoning, of traditional fundraising assumptions, emphases and practices. After all, the GWT constitutes a singular philanthropic “moment,” a 10-to-15 year period in which the largest, wealthiest generation, which holds half of the nation’s wealth, will pass on its assets, mostly to designated heirs.
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