Business Interruption Insurance (“BII”) claims – Six months on from the Supreme Court judgment
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We have noticed a tail off in commentary on this issue in the legal and mainstream media. However, we still see BII claims as a fast-developing area of law. We are currently advising and representing clients with BII claims across a wide variety of sectors.
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Cabinet Office: In response to the COVID-19 outbreak
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In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Cabinet Office has published PPN which sets out information on how procurement can be used to address potential supply-chain challenges arising.
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Clarke Willmott advises on exciting new food hall development
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Commercial property
Clarke Willmott LLP has acted on the redevelopment of a hidden courtyard behind two of the city’s historic arcades, to create a new and exciting food hall, the first of its kind in Cardiff.
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Julia Morris
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Clarke Willmott advises on letting of new Skechers store in Truro
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Commercial property
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has advised on the letting of a new Skechers footwear store in Truro, in time for the busy Christmas shopping season.
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Sarah Manley
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Clarke Willmott announces results of later living survey
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The team carried out the inaugural ‘Retirement Living – consumer attitudes survey 2021’ after seeing an uptick in demand for residential developments designed for retirees and older clientele.
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Lawyers at the Birmingham office of Clarke Willmott LLP have taken part in a pilot collective mentoring programme in partnership with Aston University.
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Amanda Whatmore
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