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Clarke Willmott further strengthens Cardiff office team
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The Cardiff office of Clarke Willmott has further strengthened its commercial property, corporate and construction line-up with the appointment of five new joiners.
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Clarke Willmott helps drive growth at Cornish Bakery
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So far in 2022 and 2023 alone Clarke Willmott has advised on the opening of new Cornish Bakery stores in Bakewell, Bury St. Edmunds, Beverley, Stamford, Rye, Whitby and Truro.
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We are delighted to announce seven new associates across our seven regional offices. Meanwhile two lawyers were also promoted to partner and eight to senior associate.
Clarke Willmott represents Claimant in successful landmark decision on the illegality defence
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Alexander is pursuing a claim in negligence and for breach of his European Convention rights against the police and three bodies involved in the provision of healthcare services whilst he was at Barnstaple Police Station.
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Clarke Willmott’s restructuring and insolvency team secures important judgment
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The Restructuring and Insolvency team at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has secured an important judgment following a two-day trial at the Royal Courts of Justice. Find out more here.
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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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