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Clarke Willmott’s Manchester office ranks highly in 2024 Legal 500
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The 2024 Legal 500 results have been announced and once again the Manchester office of national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has ranked highly with both practice areas and individual lawyers named.
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Clarke Willmott’s South West offices ranks highly in 2024 Legal 500
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The 2024 Legal 500 results have been announced and once again the South West offices of national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has ranked highly with both practice areas and individual lawyers named.
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Clarke Willmott’s Southampton office ranks highly in 2024 Legal 500
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The 2024 Legal 500 results have been announced and once again the Southampton offices of national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has ranked highly with both practice areas and individual lawyers named.
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The practice of “fire and rehire” has sparked considerable controversy in recent years, especially for employers using such practices to change employees’ terms and conditions, often for the employer’s own benefit.
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Consulting on the Code: what can landowners expect next?
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What do landowners need to know about the recent government consultation on the Electronic Communications Code? Our Telecoms team examine the five key points.
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During this difficult time, individuals with an acquired brain injury are experiencing hardships. The extent to which they are at risk may reflect the extent of their injury, which in turn may affect their social circumstances.
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Coronavirus and force majeure clauses in construction standard form contracts
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It seems highly probable that the coronavirus pandemic itself will be found to constitute a force majeure. This will only be applicable if the contract was entered before the coronavirus outbreak. Alternatively, contracts will be “frustrated”. This means they literally cannot be performed.
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Coronavirus and your brain: More about staying safe in difficult times
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In our last article, we looked at how COVID-19 may be affecting the lives of those with an acquired brain injury. We discuss more about staying safe in difficult times.
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Could your clients benefit by migrating their offshore trusts to the UK?
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Some trustees and beneficiaries wrongly believe that the trust must remain ‘offshore’ or else face a huge tax bill on immigration back to the UK, but this is not correct.
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Darren is an experienced litigator specialising in high value and complex disputes. He has particular experience of structuring and progressing group litigation and litigation funding.
