Rush to finalise deals amid fears of Business Asset Disposal Relief abolition
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Corporate and commercial law
Leading law firm Clarke Willmott LLP is reporting that clients who are in the process of selling a business are trying to speed up completion deals before the Autumn Budget 2024.
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Kim Klahn
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How the Subsidy Control Act 2022 has impacted UK social housing sector and regeneration projects
Commercial litigation and disputes
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The UK subsidy control regime is a little over 18 months old, but it is already making its presence felt in the area of social housing and regeneration projects. Procurement and subsidies expert Brendan Ryan looks at its impact.
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Brendan Ryan
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Clarke Willmott renews partnership with Taunton Rugby Club
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Sport
Clarke Willmott is delighted to announce that it has renewed its long-standing partnership with Taunton Rugby Club and will provide support for the upcoming 24/25 season.
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Kirill Bingham
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With over twenty years of experience acting on behalf of survivors of life changing injuries, partner Phil Edwards specialises in amputation and loss of limb compensation claims.
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How manufacturers can terminate commercial contracts successfully
Commercial litigation and disputes
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As litigation solicitors who specialise in the manufacturing sector, we are often approached by clients at the end of a commercial relationship asking how they can terminate a contract with the minimum legal consequences.
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John Flint
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Will tougher regulations on water company bosses have any impact?
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Commercial property
Forcing water companies to clean up their act is a hot topic at the moment and the mention of The Water (Special Measures) Bill in the King’s Speech was welcomed as a starting point to making this happen.
Written by
Nicola Sutton
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Clarke Willmott’s Clinical Negligence Team settle complex bowel perforation case
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Medical negligence
James Edmondson, Senior Associate was instructed in a claim for a negligent failure on the part of an NHS Trust to diagnose bowel obstruction leading to a bowel perforation which caused life-changing sequalae.
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James Edmondson
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Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 – upcoming changes to the succession rules
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Agriculture
In accordance with the Agriculture Act 2020, the eligibility and suitability tests under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 (“AHA 1986”) are changing with effect from 01 September 2024.
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Esther Woolford
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Jodie Coles
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The decision to sell any business that you have spent time building is significant and there are many aspects to consider. Our care home solicitors can help you determine your best case scenario and provide guidance on current market conditions.
Midlands a hot spot for serious workplace accidents
Serious injury
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The Clarke Willmott personal injury team acts for severely injured victims of accidents at work to help secure the best treatment, care, rehabilitation and compensation.
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