An MOT for your Will?

Wills & probate

Insights

Our lives and finances are not static so we should not expect our Will to cater for our changed circumstances without alterations being made to it.

21 September 2020

Applying to discharge restrictive covenants

Property litigation

Insights

We provide a guide to practical benefits of substantial value or advantage when applying to discharge restrictive covenants

8 November 2021

Written by

Nicola Seager

and

Henry Russell

Baby Loss Awareness Week 2021

Medical negligence

Insights

Whatever the circumstances, losing a child is a tragedy for families and more needs to be done to recognise and address the issues which lead to baby loss and stillbirth.

15 October 2021

Written by

Vanessa Harris

Bonus or backfire: Professional sport employment contracts & bonus awards

Employment

Insights

Bonus schemes are an important part of the employment relationship. In professional sport, contractual bonus schemes often trigger significant bonus distributions.

5 March 2024

Written by

Tim Copplestone

Can a divorce financial settlement be reopened?

Family law

Insights

It is possible to reopen and change a divorce financial settlement, but rare. Our Family Law specialists explain when a court might allow it.

10 June 2022

Can Labour deliver more agricultural mutuals & co-operatives?

Agriculture

Insights

With a new Government crossing the threshold at Number Ten this week, head of our agricultural sector, Esther Woolford, discusses how Labour will make their pledge to double the number of agricultural co-operatives and mutuals a reality.

5 July 2024

Written by

Tom Potts

Can Labour’s ambitious green energy agenda become reality by 2030?

Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources

Insights

With a new Labour Government now in power, what does it mean for the energy industry? Laurence Lacey, partner in our commercial property team explores.

8 July 2024

Written by

Laurence Lacey

Can someone with dementia make a Will?

Court of Protection

Insights

Clarke Willmott explore whether people with dementia could have the mental capacity to make a valid Will. Call 0800 652 8025 today to speak to a Wills specialist. Offices in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, London, Manchester, Southampton & Taunton.

21 August 2019

Written by

Anne Minihane

Case study: Clarke Willmott receive £16,000 in compensation for client

Medical negligence

Insights

Our Clinical Negligence team recently acted on behalf of a client, know as AA, after a foreign body was discovered in her abdomen that was causing pain and discomfort.

22 June 2022

Causes of stillbirth

Medical negligence

Insights

Around 60% of stillbirths are unexplained meaning that the doctors do not know why the baby died. We look at the common causes of stillbirth.

15 October 2020

Challenging Validity: Receivers’ appointment under legal charge declared valid

Commercial litigation and disputes

Insights

Clarke Willmott successfully obtained summary judgment on behalf of professional receivers who had been appointed under a legal charge against development land

12 March 2021

An MOT for your Will?

Applying to discharge restrictive covenants

Baby Loss Awareness Week 2021

Bonus or backfire: Professional sport employment contracts & bonus awards

Can a divorce financial settlement be reopened?

Can Labour deliver more agricultural mutuals & co-operatives?

Can Labour’s ambitious green energy agenda become reality by 2030?

Can someone with dementia make a Will?

Case study: Clarke Willmott receive £16,000 in compensation for client

Causes of stillbirth

Challenging Validity: Receivers’ appointment under legal charge declared valid

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