The hospitality sector is “craving some consistency” from the government following recent changes to the business rates regime, according to leading lawyer Richard Saxton.
Written by
Richard Saxton
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Understanding the risks associated with investment bonds
Financial services litigation
Insights
In this article Clarke Willmott Partner, Laura Robinson focuses on investment bonds – the risks and why clients have been drawn into these unregulated investments unwittingly.
Written by
Laura Robinson (née Hazell)
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Clarke Willmott and Export Sales & Service (ESS) form partnership to support Ukrainian manufacturers
News
Corporate and commercial law
National law firm Clarke Willmott has formed a partnership in Ukraine which will help Ukrainian manufacturers in the war-torn country to export Ukraine-made goods to the UK and EU.
Written by
Oksana Howard
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Regulatory impact of cancelled or abandoned fixtures in sport
Crime & regulatory
Insights
Partner and regulatory lawyer, Tim Williamson who has expertise in sports governance explores the regulatory frameworks that determine outcomes when sport matches cannot be completed, the role of disciplinary bodies and arbitration, and the broader political, financial, and governance challenges that arise when the games do not go on.
Written by
Tim Williamson
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Clarke Willmott appointed to multi-million pound framework
News
Housing management
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has been appointed to a multi-million pound framework agreement by Torus, the North West’s largest affordable housing provider.
Written by
Lynn James
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Thousands of families still in “legal limbo” following McClure Solicitors failure
News
Private wealth
Thousands of families across the UK remain stuck in “legal limbo” almost five years after the collapse of Scottish law firm McClure Solicitors, according to a leading lawyer.
Written by
Michelle Seddon
and
Emma Barry
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The long running dispute between Oatly AB and Dairy UK over the use of the word “milk” in Oatly’s slogan “Post Milk Generation” has ended with in a landmark ruling by the UK Supreme Court on 11 February 2026.
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