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In the Press
IFLR interviews Shirley Fu on her reasons for joining the Firm
Shirley Fu discusses her key reasons for joining the Firm and highlights some of the biggest trends for M&A in the APAC region.
Nick Hurley writes for People Management on the Conservatives' employment law proposals ahead of the General Election
Nick Hurley analyses the notable inclusions (and exclusions) relating to the Conservative party's 2024 manifesto.
Rhys Novak writes for Solicitors Journal on what legal advisors need to know about dawn raids
In an article for Solicitors Journal, Rhys Novak, Partner, explains how the SFO's intensified use of dawn raids under new leadership signals a robust investigative shift.
Stephen Burns and Katie Bewick write for New Law Journal on shareholders’ rights after Zedra
In the article, they explain the background to the case and look at which limitation period applies where —six years or 12 years?
Business Green quotes Caroline Greenwell on the FCA's new sustainability disclosure regime
The FCA’s new rules to combat greenwashing which aim to protect financial services customers from ‘greenwashing’ claims come into force from today.
Michael Powner, Isobel Goodman and Hauwa Ottun write for Law 360 on the Tips Act
The code of practice under the act is clearly a welcome development for workers in the hospitality sector, addressing prior concerns and aiming to ensure a fair and transparent distribution of tips.
Property Week quotes Claire Fallows on Labour's proposed new towns programme
Finding solutions to address the upfront costs of assembling sites and delivering substantial infrastructure packages required to release new developments will be key to any plan that aims to drive housebuilding targets.
Hubbis interviews Ivan Lu on multi-jurisdictional family wealth and succession
Asian wealth management publication Hubbis sits down with Ivan Lu to discuss his practice and a number of interesting trends relating to Asian HNW and UHNW clients.
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Agricultural policy review 2025: Key changes and what to expect in 2026
Maddie Dunn
Insights
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Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024: Government launches consultation to switch on provisions relating to estate management charges
Laura Bushaway
Quick Reads
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M&A in UK financial services - will mega-deals in 2025 lead to more mid-market activity in 2026?
Mike Barrington
Quick Reads
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A new prospectus regime and other developments impacting UK Equity Capital Markets in 2026
Andrew Collins
Insights
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POATR - What type of securities does the new regime apply to?
Emily Dobson
Quick Reads
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Infosecurity Magazine quotes Mark Bailey on the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
Mark Bailey
In the Press
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Hannah Catt writes for Tax Adviser on the implications of the newly introduced high value council tax surcharge in the UK
Hannah Catt
In the Press
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eprivateclient quotes Dominic Lawrance on rumours surrounding potential UK government plans to attract HNW investors
Dominic Lawrance
In the Press
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UK Living Sector 2026: Regulatory pressures, new trading platforms and more accessible public markets
Sarah Wigington
Insights
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Drip Pricing and Enforcement: How the DMCC Act is Changing the Rules
Mark Dewar
Insights
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The Standard quotes William Marriott on the impact of the newly introduced 'mansion tax' in the UK
William Marriott
In the Press
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Amenity Space in UK Office Buildings: Why It Matters and What Tenants Need to Consider
Lynsey Inglis
Insights
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UK Hotels Sector 2026: Renovations, AI and Experience‑Led Stays
James Broadhurst
Insights
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Charles Russell Speechlys grows Real Estate team with the appointment of UK and Italian market expert Chiara Del Frate
Robin Grove MIoL
News
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Investment Week quotes Greg Stonefield on whether 2026 will be the year of London IPOs
Greg Stonefield
In the Press
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Compliance Week quotes Abigail Rushton on the UK’s anti-corruption strategy and compliance lessons for companies and advisors
Abigail Rushton
In the Press