Clarke Willmott to host online community safety seminar for housing professionals
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Social housing providers
To mark next week’s Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness Week leading national law firm Clarke Willmott is hosting a free webinar for housing professionals.
Written by
Alexandra Loxton
,
Emily Hope
and
Matthew Bown
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Clarke Willmott announces support for limbcare charity
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Medical negligence
The personal injury team at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has announced its support for a charity which provides a better quality of life for amputees and the limb impaired.
Written by
Marguarita Tyne
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The Law Commission has recently published a report and draft bill on modernising Wills law. If the recommendations are implemented, this will have wide ranging implications for both preparing Wills and determining their validity.
Written by
Paul Davies
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Clarke Willmott expands Cardiff team with new partner hire
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Financial services litigation
National law firm Clarke Willmott has strengthened its financial services disputes team with the appointment of Martin Cox as partner in its Cardiff office.
Written by
Martin Cox
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Injury Awareness Week: Lawyer warns of ‘justice gap’ for victims
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Medical negligence
Lee Hart, a partner at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP, says too many victims of catastrophic injury are being left without support or compensation, despite being harmed by entirely preventable failures.
Written by
Lee Hart
and
Vanessa Harris
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Preservation not possession: An imaging order preserves digital documents but not entitle a party to early access
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Commercial litigation and disputes
In the recent case the court considered the scope of disclosure and inspection following an imaging order. The judgment confirms that obtaining an imaging order to preserve digital material does not automatically entitle a party to early access to those documents ahead of standard disclosure timelines.
Written by
Louise Goodwin
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Clarke Willmott advises Wyatt Homes on multi-million funding package
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Banking and financial services
National law firm Clarke Willmott has advised developer Wyatt Homes on a multi-million pound finance package to build 1,000 new family homes across the south of England.
Written by
Bethan Evans
and
Harvinder Kandola
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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.
Written by
John Flint
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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.
Written by
Nicola Sutton
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