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In high-value transactions, trust is often the most valuable asset of all. Whether the deal involves real estate, mergers and acquisitions, luxury goods or international trade, the parties involved face significant financial and operational risks.

Following the 2026 Department of Business and Trade’s proposed ban on cash retentions in construction contracts, the industry is in need of a new avenue to strategically disburse project funds in a controlled and well-governed manner.

One persistent challenge remains: ensuring that funds for remediation are available and protected throughout the process. This is where escrow services can play a vital role.

One of our most rewarding long-term projects involved overseeing shareholder payouts following a company acquisition — a process that spanned four years and crossed multiple jurisdictions and currencies.

Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) are high-stake transactions where financial security and trust are non-negotiable. As a lawyer, your role is to safeguard your client’s interests whilst ensuring, to the extent possible, a smooth deal closure. But what happens when concerns about payment security, contingent liabilities, or deal conditions threaten to derail negotiations?

As global markets expand, inbound overseas companies often face unique challenges when entering new business environments.

When starting a construction or renovation project that involves a shared wall with a neighbouring property disputes and legal complications can quickly arise.

Escrow services can play a pivotal role in facilitating trust in various financial transactions.

Escrow services can be a cost-effective addition to corporate transactions…