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Legal foundations for a seamless online launch: Supporting a global hardware brand with the launch of a new online platform

The Herrington Carmichael corporate team continues to advise a leading regional firm of insolvency practitioners on a range of corporate…
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Corporate & Commercial
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Supporting business continuity through pre-pack administration

The Herrington Carmichael corporate team continues to advise a leading regional firm of insolvency practitioners on a range of corporate…
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Corporate Law
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Advising on the £25.7m sale of a North East financial advisory firm

The HC corporate team has advised the shareholders of a north-east based financial advisory firm on the £25.7 million sale…
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Copyright/Trademark Disputes
Copyright Protection and Intellectual Property Rights in Digital Media Muxer

Unjustified Threats and Interim Injunctions in Trade Mark Disputes

Stephen Baker and Oliver Williams of our Dispute Resolution team explain recent developments in the law surrounding interim injunctions and…
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Wills & Trusts
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Understanding the Trust Registration Service (TRS): What Trustees Need to Know

The Trust Registration Service (TRS) has undergone significant expansion in recent years, placing new obligations on Trustees across the UK….
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Employment
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A Working Time Issue: Cleaner who worked 17-hour days across two jobs was not unfairly dismissed

In Ogumodede v Churchill Contract Services, the case centres around the Working Time Regulations 1998, which set rules for, among…
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Dispute Resolution
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Tenant Power 2025: Overhauling Deposits, Pets & Hazard Response

Learn the other five critical updates – deposit caps, fair-access rules, pet permissions, Awaab’s Law extensions and a new ombudsman…
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Employment
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Redundancy Update – the De Banks Haycocks Case and the Employment Rights Bill

In this episode Matt and Alex are running through the general updates to redundancy processes in light of both the…
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Property & Construction
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TechPoint Electronic Solutions – Consolidating UK Operations into a New National HQ

TechPoint Electronic Solutions Limited sought to consolidate its UK operations into a single headquarters at VPark, Basingstoke. The transaction involved…
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Property & Construction
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Structuring a Complex Option Agreement for a National Waste Management Company

A leading UK waste management company sought to secure land for a major hydrogen and transport infrastructure project. The transaction…
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Probate
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DIY Probate – Why ‘Do It Yourself’ probate could cost you more!

When someone passes away, their estate, whether modest or extensive, needs to be sorted out properly. That includes property, savings,…
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Employment
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Food for Thought: How Food Hub’s flawed disciplinary process cost £61k

When workplace concerns arise, employers often need to act quickly, but speed must never come at the expense of fairness….
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