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Bristol-based lawyers at international legal practice Osborne Clarke have advised the shareholders of Silent Sentinel, a specialist manufacturer of short to long range thermal cameras, HD and 4K visible cameras and ultra-low light cameras, on its acquisition by American electronics manufacturer Motorola.
Hospitals, care homes and community healthcare providers have until March 1 to comply with a safety alert relating to medical beds that were issued following 18 deaths and 54 serious injuries to patients.
Specialist lawyers at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP have worked alongside the Rugby Players’ Association (RPA) to help secure protective award compensation for rugby players affected by sudden redundancy.
Pre-nuptial agreements represent a prudent and essential strategy for individuals aiming to safeguard family wealth. Despite their practical benefits, why do they continue to be regarded as “unromantic” in the UK? Moreover, why are they exclusively associated with the ‘rich and famous’?
Assembly Building C is the new home for Clarke Willmott’s 300+ Bristol people
Lawyers at national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP have advised on the sale of chartered financial advice firm Carbon Financial Partners to multi-disciplinary professional services firm Progeny.
The long-awaited six-week trial between one of Britain’s biggest banks and homeowners left in debt by taking out a controversial mortgage product, has been settled on confidential terms.
A lawyer representing a mother who lost her baby due to failings in a Cheltenham maternity unit says the same issues are arising “time and time again” in NHS Trusts around the country.
It is anticipated that the UK will need between 253,000 and 661,000 extra electric vehicle (EV) charging points by 2035. While Part S of the Building Regulations, which covers the infrastructure for the charging of EVs, came into force in 2022, for developers the delivery of this presents a number of challenges both in terms of construction and future management.
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has kicked off the New Year with a boost to its housebuilder team as a new Partner joins.
With AI image generation and the immediate dissemination of shared images online, this year will see a “burst of activity” following the expiry of copyright protection around Disney’s iconic Mickey Mouse character, according to a legal expert.
The two-day trial provides important assistance for officeholders regarding Company documentation and drawing salary.
Evelyn Partners, the leading integrated wealth management and professional services group, is pleased to announce the appointment of Helen Bassett as the new professional services Managing Partner of its Bristol office. The group also announces that it has appointed Chris Marsden as a Partner in the Bristol Restructuring & Recovery team.
Two-thirds of people abandon their New Year’s resolutions by the end of January, but research has shown that the fresh start that a new year brings is good motivation to make a change – and the same applies to your business.
Each year stories emerge of ‘Divorce Day’, the day of the year most people begin divorce proceedings, usually on the first working Monday of January.
2023 has seen the employment landscape seek to resettle in the first few years after the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, leaving employers to manage a spectrum of challenges as the world of work continues to respond to the pandemic and employment practices continue to evolve.
Rising rents and continued high inflation could lead to more retail casualties on the high streets in 2024, according to a leading property lawyer.
A High Court claim launched by almost 300 former rugby union players will have a “huge impact” on the sport regardless of the outcome, according to a legal expert.
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has added a new role to its senior management team with the appointment of a Director of Transformation.
Social Media influencers like Molly Mae Hague and KSI should have been listening to the King’s Speech with interest according to lawyers, who say the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill mentioned, will have a huge impact on the way their work is regulated.
