Podcasts
Our Real Estate Disputes Team take a look at the 5 most common problems when it comes to dealing with notices related to property – with principles which can apply to break notices, notices to reinstate leased premises and 1954 Act Notices amongst others.
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The Next Frontier? Follow On Claims and the Future of Loss of Chance Litigation in International Sports
Daniel McDonagh
Events
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SLAPPs, Scrolls & Silencing: Media Law Under the Spotlight
Claudine Morgan
Events
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Bridging East and West: Resolving China Related Disputes in a Global Era
Jue Jun Lu
Events
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Court Determined Global Licence Determinations (Interim and Final): Cross Border Complexities
Robert Lundie Smith
Events
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Steering the Ship: Navigating the Seas of Trust Applications without Capsizing into Hostile Litigation
Robert Avis
Events
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Key factors to understand when investing in a regulated business
Charlie Ring
Insights
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Charles Russell Speechlys advises Arise Capital Partners on its acquisition of Sheffield Wednesday Football Club
Keir Gordon
News
min readEmoji on trial: Can a thumbs-up waive a rent increase?
Harriet Durn
Quick Reads
min readSupply Chain Resilience: From "Just in Time" to "Just in Case"
Mark Dewar
Quick Reads
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Rachel Warren and Charlotte Healy write for FT Adviser on how the Serious Fraud Office's latest business plan measures up against its five-year strategy
Rachel Warren
In the Press
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Charles Russell Speechlys advises BioMed Realty on two new lettings at the Babraham B960 Research Campus
Lynsey Inglis
News
min readUnder Oath – Not Under Attack: A practical guide on how to give evidence in the Family Court
Charlotte Posnansky
Quick Reads
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Access to privileged company documents: shareholder rule abolished
Emilie Brammer
Insights
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Limitation and unfair prejudice petitions: the legend of Zedra
Claudine Morgan
Insights
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Five Fast Facts: Top 5 things to consider when preparing to sell a Financial Services business
Charlie Ring
Insights
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