A High Court hearing on the 10th September 2026 will consider the approach of Defra to the Hereford breed of cattle in relation to the UK’s Native Breeds at Risk list.
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Clarke Willmott partner recognised as leading intellectual property practitioner
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Commercial litigation and disputes
Richard Moore, partner in Clarke Willmott’s commercial litigation team in Bristol, has been rated as “Leader” for his contentious patent work by the World Intellectual Property Review (“WIPR”) 2026.
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Clarke Willmott advises on Cardo Group’s acquisition of CCS
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Corporate and commercial law
National law firm Clarke Willmott has advised compliance and energy services contractor Correct Contract Services (CCS) on its acquisition by Cardo Group.
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Updated data protection rules: what employers need to know
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Employment
The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 introduces important changes to UK data protection law. Discover what employers need to know about compliance, AI and Subject Access Requests.
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Employers urged to review probation periods ahead of six-month dismissal rights
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Employment
Are you ready for the 2027 unfair dismissal reforms? Learn how the changes could affect employers and why probationary arrangements should be reviewed now.
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Clarke Willmott strengthens commercial offering with acquisition of Latitude Law
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Corporate and commercial law
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has announced the acquisition of specialist UK-business immigration firm Latitude Law, further strengthening its Commercial Services division and expanding its offering to corporate and private clients.
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