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Mamo TCV Training Academy: 2026 So Far — And What’s Next News

Mamo TCV Training Academy: 2026 So Far — And What’s Next

Six courses down, six more to go. The Mamo TCV Training Academy has been busy in 2026 — and we're only halfway through. Highlights from the First Half of 2026 Since January, our expert-led courses have explored some of the most relevant and evolving areas of professional practice in Malta: Duties of the Company Secretary (January) — Joshua Chircop on the role's core functions and the law of meetings. Debt Collection (February) — Kirk Brincau and Kevin Cutajar on the full toolkit available to creditors under Maltese law. Sanctions in Malta (March) — Zachary Galea on the types of sanctions…
Mamo TCV Advocates
10th July 2026
Welcoming 2026 Summer Interns at Mamo TCV News

Welcoming 2026 Summer Interns at Mamo TCV

The Firm’s Managing Partner, Dr Joe Borg Bartolo, together with Dr Christine Calleja, partner of Employment and Industrial Relations, welcomed the interns joining this year’s summer internship programme. The programme offers university law students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience across the Firm’s various practice areas, providing valuable insight into the legal profession.
Mamo TCV Advocates
26th June 2026
Mamo TCV Advocates Contribute to AI and Debt Collection Dialogue at LIC 2026 News

Mamo TCV Advocates Contribute to AI and Debt Collection Dialogue at LIC 2026

Mamo TCV Advocates was represented at the first day of the LIC General Assembly 2026. A central theme of the day was Artificial Intelligence (AI), with speakers exploring both the opportunities and challenges that AI presents for debt collection practices and legal advisory work. During the session, Dr Kirk Brincau and Ian Busuttil shared practical perspectives drawn from the firm’s experience, highlighting how debt collection operations are managed within the Maltese legal and regulatory framework. With Malta hosting this year’s assembly, the contribution offered attendees valuable local context and real-world examples. The League International for Creditors (LIC) is an association…
Mamo TCV Advocates
16th June 2026
Mamo TCV Advocates reaffirms support for Alive Charity Foundation News

Mamo TCV Advocates reaffirms support for Alive Charity Foundation

Mamo TCV Advocates has once again supported the Alive Charity Foundation, with funds raised through the firm’s annual quiz night event, in aid of medical research, with a particular focus on cancer. Alive Charity Foundation is Malta’s first charity foundation established specifically to support medical research. Over the years, it has made meaningful contributions to local research initiatives and cancer treatment facilities, helping to improve outcomes for patients and their families. As part of its ongoing fundraising efforts, Alive Charity Foundation will be undertaking the ALIVE2026 Cycling Challenge for Cancer Research, scheduled to take place between 27 June and 5…
Mamo TCV Advocates
29th April 2026
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Training Academy Webinar Recap: Key Takeaways & Lawyer Insights NewsWebinars

Training Academy Webinar Recap: Key Takeaways & Lawyer Insights

Following our monthly Training Academy session on Controlling mergers, acquisitions and foreign investments – the local experience, Dr Annalies Muscat shares a quick round‑up of the main points discussed and the practical considerations participants should keep in mind. Key takeaways The Control of Concentrations Regulations apply to the creation of a joint venture, and to merger of undertakings or acquisition by an another of the whole or part of another undertaking where certain turnover thresholds are met. The National Foreign Direct Investment Screening Office Act applies to investments in an economic activity in Malta by a foreign (i.e. non EU)…
Mamo TCV Advocates
20th April 2026
Mamo TCV Expands AI Capabilities Through Collaboration with Harvey News

Mamo TCV Expands AI Capabilities Through Collaboration with Harvey

Mamo TCV Advocates has become the first law firm in Malta to adopt Harvey, the operating system for the legal industry. Harvey is designed to support lawyers and legal teams in high‑value day‑to‑day work, while helping to maintain the highest professional standards. The firm’s decision to adopt Harvey follows a successful pilot phase and reflects a clear focus on enhancing the quality, efficiency and consistency of its legal services. John Haddock, Harvey’s Chief Business Officer, said, “Mamo TCV has built deep client relationships through its work on complex cross-border and commercial matters. That expertise was evident in how quickly their…
Mamo TCV Advocates
14th April 2026