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The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 – Part 3

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Property litigation
In part 3 of our series looking at the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024, we turn our attention to the ’other rights of long leaseholders’.

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The V11 Football Scandal: Negligent financial advice under fire

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Commercial litigation and disputes
A group of former Premier League football players including Danny Murphy, Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand have spoken out after losing tens of millions of pounds through financial advisers.

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What happens to a holiday home when the property owner becomes incapacitated?

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When your clients bought their holiday home abroad they may have given some thought to what happens to the property on their death. They may not, however, have considered the situation should the property owner become incapacitated in later life.

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Business interruption insurance claims: choose your battles carefully

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Many lawyers, insurers and policy holders have been following the progress of the Financial Conduct Authority’s test case on business interruption (“BI”) claims which will now go to the UK Supreme Court on appeal on 16 November 2020.

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Clarke Willmott advises Wigan-based Ainscough Industrial Services on acquisition of Flegg Products

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Banking and financial services
Lawyers at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP have advised international engineering group Ainscough Industrial Services (AIS) on its largest ever acquisition.

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Clarke Willmott backs findings of British Steel Pensions poll

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Financial services litigation
Our Financial Litigation team who are seeking compensation for victims of the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) mis-selling scandal have welcomed the results of a poll that says the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) should not be tasked with providing a guaranteed income for those affected.

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Clarke Willmott secures Welsh Government tender win

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Public sector
Clarke Willmott LLP has been successful in winning a tender to supply legal services to Welsh Government.

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Clarke Willmott’s guide to buying and selling homes during COVID-19

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Buyers and renters should delay moving to a new house. If you have already exchanged contracts and the property is currently occupied then all parties should agree a delay.

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Court of Appeal clarifies when multiple claimants can bring claims in a single claim form

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Financial services litigation
The case concerned allegations of negligence against a firm of solicitors, who it was argued had breached its duty properly to advise the claimants in relation to investing in property development projects.

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