We believe in the power of positive change. That’s why Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles are embedded in everything we do, from our operations to our legal services.
Business Interruption insurance: Clarity from the Supreme Court and guidance for Insolvency Practitioners
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Commercial litigation and disputes
Discover the Supreme Court’s landmark judgment on business interruption insurance, providing greater clarity for policyholders and essential guidance for insolvency practitioners.
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Catalyst is our flagship programme designed to create a more inclusive and accessible legal profession. It brings together a range of initiatives that work towards our firm-wide strategy to improve social mobility at Clarke Willmott and in the Legal Sector.
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has reported significant progress in reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and social responsibility in 2024/5.
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Clarke Willmott’s London office ranks highly in 2024 Legal 500
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The 2024 Legal 500 results have been announced and once again the London office of national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has ranked highly with both practice areas and individual lawyers named.
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Clarke Willmott’s Southampton office ranks highly in 2025 Legal 500
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The Southampton office of national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has been ranked highly in this year’s Legal 500 guide, with numerous practice areas and individual lawyers being recognised.
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Whether you’re hiring, restructuring, managing risk, or handling a dispute, employment law for businesses demands accurate advice, timely action and a clear commercial focus.
Epping Forest case: Planning law, Use Class, injunctions and migrant hotels
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Planning and the environment
The recent legal battle between Epping Forest District Council (“the Council”) and the Home Office over the use of the Bell Hotel in Essex has spotlighted a critical intersection of planning law, asylum policy, and local governance.
Written by
Michelle Spark
and
Louise Clifton
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