Keeping up with the game in the fastest changing area of the law
- Home
- About us
-
Sectors
-
Agriculture
- Agri-Business
- Agri-Environment
- Agricultural Disputes
- Agricultural Law Newsletter
- Agricultural Quotas & Subsidies
- Animal Welfare
- Banking & Insolvency
- Divorce & Family
- Employment
- Equine Law
- Food Standards
- Health & Safety
- How We've Helped Our Clients
- Organic Farming
- Planning
- Renewable Energy
- Rural Property
- Tax, Wills, Trusts & Probate
- Transport
- What Others Say About Us
- Real Estate & Construction
- Renewable Energy
-
Retail
- Brand and Intellectual Property
- Construction
- Corporate and Commercial
- Employment
- International Retailers
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution
- Pensions
- Planning & Environment
- Property
- Property Litigation
- Real Estate and Corporate Tax
- Regulatory
- Renewable Energy
- Restructuring & Insolvency
- Retail Law Newsletter
- Social Housing
- Sport
-
Agriculture
-
Services for business
- Banks & Lenders
- Commercial Property
- Construction
- Corporate & Commercial
- Debt Recovery
- Employment
- Financial Services Disputes
- HR Consultancy
- Health & Safety
- Intellectual Property
- International
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution
- Pensions
- Planning and the Environment
- Property Litigation
- Real Estate and Corporate Tax
- Restructuring and Insolvency
-
Services for you
- Buying & Selling Your Home
- Court of Protection
- Divorce and Family
- Elderly Care
-
Health and Social Care Law
- Assessments and care planning for social care
- Carers rights
- Charging for care and accommodation
- Deprivation of Liberty
- Exceptional funding for NHS treatment
- Judicial Review
- Medical treatment and best interests decision making
- NHS continuing healthcare
- Personalisation and individual budgets
- Safeguarding adults
- Interest Rate Swaps
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution
- Medical Negligence
- Pensions & Investment Disputes
- Personal Injury
- Serious Injury
- Trusts, Wills and Estates
- Our people
- News & articles
-
Events
- Amputation Training Day
- Bristol 10k Clarke Willmott Business Challenge 2013
- Bristol property forum
- Chocolate!
- HR Lunch Club
- HR Lunch Club
- Hot Prospects
- Housing Lawyer Forum
- Housing Management Seminar
- IFP Meeting
- Next Generation
- South West Housing Initiative - Housing Summit 2013
- The best of both worlds
- Careers
- Contact us
In April 2012 we hosted the inaugural Housing Lawyer Forum in our London office.
The forum was led by Paul Gilbert, Chief Executive of LBC Wise Counsel, a specialist management consultancy for law firms and in-house legal teams. Paul was joined by Anne Hayward.
The forum was a huge success with many practical points raised and solutions discussed.
We are looking to take the success of the forum forward and will be forming a Linkedin group to facilitate further discussion and look to hold additional events tailored to issues that may arise via the Linkedin group.
If the group or similar events are of interest to you, please contact Tracey Povey on
0845 209 1044 or email tracey.povey@clarkewillmott.com.
Further events
Social housing providers are under increasing pressure to reduce costs and improve efficiency, both from a regulatory perspective and from intense competition within the sector.
Clarke Clarke Willmott LLP is delighted to invite you to attend a free specialist Housing Management update on Wednesday 22 May at our Southampton office.
Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
© 2013 Clarke Willmott
Sitemap | Accessibility | Legal and regulatory | Privacy and cookies | Search
Sitemap | Accessibility | Legal and regulatory | Privacy and cookies | Search
