The hospitality sector is “craving some consistency” from the government following recent changes to the business rates regime, according to leading lawyer Richard Saxton.
Written by
Richard Saxton
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Clarke Willmott and Export Sales & Service (ESS) form partnership to support Ukrainian manufacturers
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Corporate and commercial law
National law firm Clarke Willmott has formed a partnership in Ukraine which will help Ukrainian manufacturers in the war-torn country to export Ukraine-made goods to the UK and EU.
Written by
Oksana Howard
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Clarke Willmott appointed to multi-million pound framework
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Housing management
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has been appointed to a multi-million pound framework agreement by Torus, the North West’s largest affordable housing provider.
Written by
Lynn James
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Thousands of families still in “legal limbo” following McClure Solicitors failure
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Private wealth
Thousands of families across the UK remain stuck in “legal limbo” almost five years after the collapse of Scottish law firm McClure Solicitors, according to a leading lawyer.
Written by
Michelle Seddon
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Emma Barry
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Clarke Willmott cheers landmark honour for encephalitis work
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Medical negligence
Clarke Willmott has congratulated Dr Ava Easton, chief executive of Encephalitis International, on being awarded an MBE in the New Year Honours list for her outstanding contribution to supporting people affected by encephalitis.
Written by
James Edmondson
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Six years on from COVID-19: limitations on insurance claims is fast approaching
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Commercial litigation and disputes
As the sixth anniversary of COVID-19 being declared a notifiable disease approaches, businesses with unresolved insurance claims are being urged to act urgently to avoid being time-barred from recovery.
Written by
Cathy Harris
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Proposed reforms to shotgun licensing: what this could mean for you
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Crime & regulatory
At present, firearms licensing in the UK takes two separate tracks with two separate forms of requirements. These are known as Section 1 licensing (for rifles) and Section 2 licensing (for shotguns).
Written by
Sam Harkness
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UWE law student Yasemin completes internship at Clarke Willmott
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The UWE Futures programme provides a work experience and mentoring programme at local law firms for final year undergraduates to support access and inclusion within the legal profession.
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Clarke Willmott sets out priorities for UK businesses wishing to participate in Ukraine reconstruction
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Corporate and commercial law
British businesses are well placed to help drive the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine despite “practical and systematic challenges,” according to a leading lawyer.
Written by
Oksana Howard
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Trustee removal and costs: lessons from Smith v Campbell [2026] EWHC 144 (Ch)
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Civil dispute resolution
Following its November 2025 decision to remove two trustees, the High Court has now ruled on costs. Although the claimants succeeded in securing removal, they did not recover their costs, and the removed trustees retained their indemnity from the trust fund.
Written by
Emily Jenkins
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