by Mark Christie, senior associate at Clarke Willmott in Manchester
With UK inflation having risen above 9 per cent, it would be short-sighted not to predict that this is likely to cause significant issues for construction projects that are currently live and planned over the...
Can retailers claim their head office rent arrears are “protected rent debts” under the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022?
It was argued by Ernest Jones and H Samuel (and its parent company Signet Trading Limited) that because they are a retail business - and because...
Experienced property litigation lawyer Naomi Cunningham has joined national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP as a partner in its Taunton office.
Naomi has experience in a broad range of property disputes and advisory work, both within the private and public sectors.
She has advised government departments,...
Article kindly contributed by Kary Withers and Sarah Mogford, Clarke Willmott
The Supreme Court has now handed down its decision in the cases of CTIL v Compton Beauchamp; CTIL v Ashloch; and On Tower v AP Wireless II (UK) Limited. The decision allows operators to...
National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has jumped into a top 20 position in the prestigious Planning Law Survey 2022 of the highest-rated planning law firms in the UK.
The firm, which has seven offices across the country, climbed eight places in the last year...
Article kindly contributed by Gabrielle Roberts, a senior associate in the property litigation team and Sophie Kemp, a solicitor in the commercial and private client team, at Clarke Willmott in Taunton.
On 10th May Prince Charles delivered the Queen’s Speech, which included confirmation that the...
