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UKREiiF Clarke Willmott’s Drinks Reception – 20 May 2026

Events
We are delighted to invite you to join us at UKREiiF for an evening of canapés and drinks on Wednesday 20 May 2026, 5:30pm to 9:00pm at the Lock Kitchen & Bar, Leeds

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Legal expert calls for renewed look at Ruth Ellis case

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Family law
The story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain, has returned to public attention following renewed debate sparked by the television drama A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story.

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A new online platform for possession claims – will it solve the problems?

A new online platform for possession claims – will it solve the problems?
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Housing management

Since 2016, when an overhaul of their systems was first announced, there have been pledges from HM Courts & Tribunal Service that the…

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Rights to light – “It’s the money, stupid”

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Property litigation
Everybody knows right to light claims are really only all about the money, right? And in many cases that can be a significant amount of money.

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Drawing the line: Civil Restraint Orders in social housing

Drawing the line: Civil Restraint Orders in social housing
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Housing management

Civil Restraint Orders (CROs) are not something housing providers encounter every day, but when litigation becomes repetitive and…

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The new world of farming partnerships

Agriculture
Insights
The Court of Appeal’s decision in Cobden v Cobden represents one of the most significant developments in farming partnership law for many years.

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Pitfalls of estate planning

Pitfalls of estate planning
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Private wealth

I’m delighted to share our latest podcast of the “Heirs and Affairs”. A discussion peppered with real-world examples, this episode…

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Cardiff Next Generation Cocktail Making

Events
You will have the opportunity to meet and network with junior professionals from a range of businesses in the Cardiff area, whilst making 3 cocktails or mocktails. Join us for an evening of fun and flavour and get ready to shake things up!
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Dog attacks on livestock – what’s new in law?

Dog attacks on livestock – what’s new in law?
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Agriculture

Livestock attacks have been steadily on the rise for a number of years, costing UK farmers nearly £2 million in 2025. In response, the…

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Statutory demands – A strategic guide to debt recovery

Commercial litigation and disputes
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Our commercial and private client litigation team explain what a statutory demand is, why you might need one and how our team can help.

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High Court hands down major ruling on Building Liability Orders

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Construction
The High Court has delivered an important judgment in Crest Nicholson v Ardmore, confirming the expanding reach of the Building Safety Act 2022 (“BSA”) and the circumstances in which Building Liability Orders (“BLOs”) will be made against associated companies.

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