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Our commercial lawyers work closely with a wide variety of private sector businesses, public sector bodies and charitable organisations, providing expert guidance on almost every aspect of the law.
What sets Clarke Willmott apart is that we recognise not only the importance of providing legally watertight advice, but also the need to support our clients’ corporate objectives and long-term goals.
We have particular expertise advising our business clients on complex and cross-border matters. For example, advising international companies seeking to operate and invest in the UK, and UK companies seeking to invest or develop their business internationally.
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They are very pragmatic, very friendly, good to deal with and technically very strong – they really do just what you want them to do.
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Yeovil College
Gas supply dispute following the change of contractual supplier by the client. Problem The change of contractual supply was not...
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Wharfside Developments Ltd
Wharfside Developments Ltd is a development company based in Ireland which instructed Clarke Willmott in relation to a proposal for...
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Westbury Homes Limited
Westbury Homes is part of the Persimmon PLC group of companies, a leading national housebuilder company. Westbury instructed Clarke Willmott...
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