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In the latest Coffee Break Briefing, our insolvency and restructuring specialist Malcolm Nierkirk discusses the Duomatic Principle law and it's impact.
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When are Coffee Break Briefings?
Malcolm holds briefings monthly.
How long is a Coffee Break Briefing?
Coffee Break Brieifings are generally 30 minutes long and are filled with intruiging insight from Frettens' own Insolvency Guru Malcolm Niekirk.
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