Legal insights and updates from Clarke Willmott solicitors

Who can consent to a deprivation of liberty for children and young persons?

Court of Protection solicitors

Insights

It is increasingly easier for practitioners to spot a deprivation of liberty when a person is over 18 – but perhaps not so simple when considering whether a child, or young person is deprived of their liberty.

23 February 2018

A brief introduction to the Pubs Code

Property litigation

Insights

The Pubs Code came into force on 21 July 2016 with the aim of regulating the relationship between tied pub tenants (“TPTs”) and their landlords.

31 January 2018

Written by

Laura Robbetts

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Claims under warranties or for misrepresentation – the debate continues

Commercial litigation and disputes

Insights

Buying a business ought to be a positive experience, but what happens if the acquisition goes wrong? What can an injured buyer do to seek redress?

6 January 2017

Written by

Peter Brewer

40 Treatments You Don’t Need

Medical negligence solicitors

Insights

Unnecessary medical treatments to be reduced. Changing the standards for medical negligence claims. Prostate Cancer. Cerebral Palsy. Birth Injuries

25 October 2016

Zombie rights

Intellectual property lawyers

Insights

The assets of a dissolved company pass to the Crown as bona vacantia and getting hold of them after this has happened is by no means easy.

26 August 2016

Accidents Abroad and Uninsured Drivers – How should Damages be decided?

Serious injury solicitors

Insights

Accidents abroad. Uninsured driver. Compensation rules of country in which accident took place or rules of England and Wales. Supreme Court decision.

11 August 2016

What is ‘without prejudice’ and what does it mean?

Commercial litigation and disputes

Insights

The purpose of this article is to examine how without prejudice privilege (“W/P”) should be used in lease renewal proceedings.

13 April 2016

Rugby in Schools

Sport

Insights

Headway UK – the brain injury association, has issued a statement commenting on a call, by doctors and health experts, to ban full contact rugby in schools

2 March 2016

Is a landowner responsible for trees overhanging a public highway?

Insights

PLC has published its comments on landowners’ responsibilities for trees overhanging the public highway and particular care should be taken with Ash trees.

4 December 2012

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Who can consent to a deprivation of liberty for children and young persons?

A brief introduction to the Pubs Code

Claims under warranties or for misrepresentation – the debate continues

40 Treatments You Don’t Need

Zombie rights

Accidents Abroad and Uninsured Drivers – How should Damages be decided?

What is ‘without prejudice’ and what does it mean?

Rugby in Schools

Is a landowner responsible for trees overhanging a public highway?

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