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What the Standish Divorce Case could mean for your money in a marriage

What the Standish Divorce Case could mean for your money in a marriage
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Family law

A high-profile divorce case, Standish v Standish, is currently being reviewed by the UK Supreme Court—and it could change how courts…

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M&S cyber attack shows retailers must focus on response, not just prevention

M&S cyber attack shows retailers must focus on response, not just prevention
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Technology

The recent cyber attack on Marks & Spencer reportedly involving a third-party payroll provider, is a sobering reminder that no retailer…

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Clarke Willmott celebrates success of social mobility partnership

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This year’s 2025 Social Mobility Day theme is all about ‘Shifting Mindsets’, and with that in mind, Clarke Willmott LLP is celebrating the success of its partnership with a social mobility charity over the past two years.

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Taking back control: What boards can learn from Tesla

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Commercial litigation and disputes
John Flint, commercial litigation partner at Clarke Willmott LLP, says that there may be lessons to be learnt for UK boards from Tesla’s recent travails to safeguard companies’ reputations and long-term success.

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Fresh guidance from the Upper Tribunal on “redevelopment” under the Electronic Communications Code

Fresh guidance from the Upper Tribunal on “redevelopment” under the Electronic Communications Code
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Property litigation

The Electronic Communications Code gives landowners limited grounds on which to seek the removal of telecoms masts from their land. The…

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SANDS Awareness Month – support and understanding the impact

SANDS Awareness Month – support and understanding the impact
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SANDs awareness month is about raising awareness of Stillbirth And Neonatal Death (SANDs) raising awareness as well as understanding of…

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A corporate manslaughter investigation has been opened into maternity care at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

A corporate manslaughter investigation has been opened into maternity care at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
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Healthcare

The inquiry into maternity care at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) was established in May 2022 following serious concerns…

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Second marriage and inheritance issues: what to consider

Family law
Insights
Second marriage can complicate inheritance. Our Wills specialists explain how to balance the financial needs of your children and your second spouse.

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AI growth and housing: Water crunch fears

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Commercial property
Nicola Sutton, a partner in Clarke Willmott’s commercial property team, says the UK must embrace AI to remain competitive; but that the data centres it relies on pose a conundrum, consuming vast amounts of water.

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What really happens when someone dies without a Will

Private wealth
Insights
When someone dies without a Will in place, the confusion and uncertainty that follows is stressful and time consuming for all involved.

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Leasehold and rental reform update

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Property litigation
While a limited number of the provisions have already come into force, others require secondary legislation and further consultations. 

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