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Clarke Willmott celebrates a year of impact through firm-wide and regional charity initiatives
National law firm Clarke Willmott is celebrating another year of charitable giving, volunteering and social mobility work, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to supporting communities across the UK through both firm wide initiatives and regionally led activity.
“There’s No Need to be Afraid”: Key Developments through the Football Governance Act 2025 and Implications for Clubs
Readers will be aware that the Football Governance Act 2025, which received Royal Assent in July, marks a significant shift in the regulation of English football. At its core, the Act establishes the Independent Football Regulator (“IFR”), a new statutory body tasked with promoting the financial sustainability of clubs, safeguarding the heritage of the game, and ensuring good governance across the sport.
Clarke Willmott advises on acquisition of Brooks Wealth Management
Lawyers at national law firm Clarke Willmott have advised Bristol-based financial planning firm Brooks Wealth Management on its acquisition by Integrity365 Ltd.
Coronation Street storyline – controlling and coercive behaviour
Controlling and coercive behaviour is subtle and occurs over a prolonged period of time. In the majority of cases the behaviour has slowly escalated over a long period of time to the extent the sufferer is genuinely unaware of what is happening as it becomes a normal part of the relationship.
Our “Tips for Tricky Estates” aim to support both contentious and non-contentious practitioners by providing short, practical monthly tips that touch on common challenges that arise either in estate administration, or estate disputes.