Understanding the trust laws of different jurisdictions can give counsel a critical advantage in litigation. Case in point: Securities and Exchange Commission v. Franco,1 in which none of the parties seem to have understood an important aspect of the trust law of the isle of Jersey, and as a result neither the interests of the trust beneficiaries nor the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission were well-served.
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