Clarke Willmott announces national charity partner as part of new community strategy
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Law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has announced a national charity partnership to launch its focus on a community strategy support for social mobility. It’s part of a wider commitment as a firm to its ESG plans.
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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 retains and expands work on multi million pound housing panel
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Social housing providers
Clarke Willmott LLP has retained and expanded its position on a panel of leading housing specialist law firms as part of a £50 million legal services framework agreement.
Written by
Vicky Kells
and
Lindsay Felstead
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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’s social housing team appointed to multi-million pound housing panel
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Our social housing team have been reappointed to serve on a panel of leading housing specialist law firms as part of an estimated £30 million legal services framework agreement.
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During this difficult time, individuals with an acquired brain injury are experiencing hardships. The extent to which they are at risk may reflect the extent of their injury, which in turn may affect their social circumstances.
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