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Press release
Clarke Willmott appointed to Government Commercial Agency’s RM6374 legal panel for public sector framework
National law firm Clarke Willmott has been named as a supplier on four key elements of a national public sector purchasing and procurement framework.
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Press release
Clarke Willmott advises on Cardo Group’s acquisition of CCS
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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Employment
Updated data protection rules: what employers need to know
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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Employment
Reducing tribunal risk: practical steps for healthcare employers
Employment Partner, Kathryn Walters explains how taking proactive steps to establish clear policies, consistent management practices and effective communication can significantly reduce the risk of Employment Tribunal claims.
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Employment
Employers urged to review probation periods ahead of six-month dismissal rights
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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Employment
Settlement agreements: employer vs employee perspectives
Paula Squire, Partner at Clarke Willmott LLP, explores settlement agreements from both the employer and employee perspective, highlighting how differing objectives and expectations can shape negotiations and outcomes.
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Property litigation
Part 2 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954: promising start, long way to the finish line
After a much-anticipated wait, the Law Commission has published its second consultation on Part 2 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“the Act”).
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