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Can you get judgment early in an unfair prejudice petition?

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Commercial litigation and disputes
Are you a shareholder feeling sidelined by your company’s management? The Companies Act 2006 offers a lifeline through an unfair prejudice petition which enables shareholders to seek court intervention when their interests are unfairly harmed.

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Careful what you type – Court of Appeal rules informal email exchange is sufficient to transfer property to ex-partner

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For unmarried co-habiting couples who jointly own property without a declaration of trust, this article highlights the binding power of email

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Caroline Mortimer - Commercial Property Solicitor - Taunton

Caroline Mortimer

Partner

Taunton
Caroline Mortimer is a partner in the commercial property team. She has extensive experience in acting for housebuilders in all aspects of residential development, including strategic land acquisitions and joint venture arrangements.
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Case law update: An employee who said “I’m done” and handed in her keys had not resigned

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If an employee resigns using clear and unambiguous language, their employer is entitled to accept it. That said, the courts are aware that sometimes it may be necessary to take a more detailed look at the context around the words that were spoken.

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Changing an expert witness – Where is the line drawn?

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The main role of an expert witness is to provide the court with an impartial opinion. The expert witnesses’ prime duty is unequivocally to the court -regardless of which party instructed the expert or who is paying for the services.

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Chris Longbottom - Family Law Solicitor - Manchester

Chris Longbottom

Partner and National Family Team Manager

Manchester
Chris provides advice on complex financial cases; often involving business interests, trusts, children, foreign assets and pensions.
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Clarke Willmott acts on eco-friendly cleaning deal

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Clarke Willmott has acted on a deal between household cleaning giant HG and a family-run eco-friendly cleaning product manufacturer.

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Clarke Willmott adds to growing construction team

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Construction
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has appointed new partner, James Badger, to its growing construction team in Manchester.

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Clarke Willmott advises on MBO at Total Merchandise

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Corporate and commercial law
Clarke Willmott has advised on the Management Buy Out (MBO) at award-winning promotional merchandise business Total Merchandise.

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