We are delighted to announce seven new associates across our seven regional offices. Meanwhile two lawyers were also promoted to partner and eight to senior associate.
Clarke Willmott represents Claimant in successful landmark decision on the illegality defence
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Alexander is pursuing a claim in negligence and for breach of his European Convention rights against the police and three bodies involved in the provision of healthcare services whilst he was at Barnstaple Police Station.
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The Taunton office of Clarke Willmott has undergone a transformative and sustainable refurbishment – creating a low carbon environment fit for the new era of hybrid working.
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Clarke Willmott works with Somerset care group to support NHS
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Our Taunton team have been working with a Somerset care home group to support the NHS by putting in place arrangements in respect of a former care home to enable the local authority to use it as an intermediate care facility.
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Clarke Willmott’s Birmingham office grows with two new appointments
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The Birmingham office of national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has started the new year with the appointment of two new lawyers Holly Smith and Michaela Walker.
Written by
Rayner Grice
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Andrew Stokes
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Clarke Willmott’s Clinical Negligence Team settle complex bowel perforation case
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Medical negligence
James Edmondson, Senior Associate was instructed in a claim for a negligent failure on the part of an NHS Trust to diagnose bowel obstruction leading to a bowel perforation which caused life-changing sequalae.
Written by
James Edmondson
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Clarke Willmott’s commitment to supporting green energy development
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The government continues to identify the strategic importance of growing the country’s renewable and nuclear energy capability over the next 15 years, both from an environmental and economic perspective.
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