The membership of Clarke Willmott LLP has elected Peter Swinburn to be the firm’s new CEO from 1 May 2023, when Stephen Rosser steps down after 13 years as CEO.
Clarke Willmott expands Manchester employment team with appointment of associate
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Employment
Clarke Willmott has strengthened its national employment law offering with the appointment of Associate Imogen Templeman, who has joined the team led by Partner Louise Rogers in the firm’s Manchester office.
Written by
Louise Rogers
and
Imogen Templeman
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Clarke Willmott helps secure compensation for rugby players made redundant
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Sport
Our specialist sport and employment lawyers have worked alongside the Rugby Players’ Association (RPA) to help secure protective award compensation for rugby players affected by sudden redundancy.
Written by
Tim Copplestone
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Clarke Willmott urges businesses to strengthen fraud prevention measures ahead of new law
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Corporate and commercial law
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP is urging businesses to strengthen fraud prevention measures ahead of new legislation introducing a corporate offence of “failing to prevent fraud.”
Written by
Aidan Clucas
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Commercial disputes will always be a risk for any business. When they happen, they‘re disruptive and create a drain on time, resources and cashflow. If you do find yourself caught in a dispute, you need to have the right legal team on your side in order to minimise the impact on you and your business.
Yesterday I read an extremely worrying statistic that more than 50% of NHS midwives and maternity support staff say that they are planning to leave the health service in the next year.
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