David Berry provides comment for CITMA Review on sustainability in the legal sector
David Berry, Partner and General Counsel, speaks to CITMA Review about his role in shaping our Firm's sustainability strategy.
He comments on the establishment of "E-Force", our recycling facilities and how we calculated our carbon footprint.
Read David's comments first published in CITMA Review here.
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Charlotte Duly
Retail Bulletin quotes Charlotte Duly on the House of Zana trademark row with Zara
"In this battle of David and Goliath, the little guy has come out on top."
David Coates
Charles Russell Speechlys advises Puma Private Equity on its investment into MUSO
We have advised long-term client Puma Private Equity on its investment into MUSO TNT Limited.
Helen Coward
FT Ignites Europe quotes Helen Coward on portfolio manager bonuses
"HMRC has had asset managers in their spotlight for some time now"
Melania Constable
Melania Constable and Jessica Williams write for Pharmacy Business on what the collapse of Testerworld means for community pharmacies
What does the collapse of Testerworld mean for community pharmacies?
Mark Howard
IT Pro quotes Mark Howard on investment in UK tech start-ups
"The UK has the strongest venture and growth capital funding ecosystem in Europe.”
Christopher Hadnutt
Chris Hadnutt writes for Building Magazine on construction project defects
Chris Hadnutt writes for Building Magazine on construction project defects
Tristram van Lawick
The Sunday Times quotes Tristram van Lawick on investment into country estates
“For overseas buyers the security of the UK property market is seen as a safe investment compared with other parts of the world"
Nicola Saccardo
Charles Russell Speechlys welcomes Partner Nicola Saccardo to the Firm’s London office
Charles Russell Speechlys welcomes Partner Nicola Saccardo
Simon Ridpath
Charles Russell Speechlys announces 24% international revenue growth
Charles Russell Speechlys announces 24% international revenue growth
Michael Powner
Barrister with gender critical beliefs discriminated against by chambers
An employment tribunal has found that the barrister, Allison Bailey was discriminated against because of her gender critical beliefs.
Sarah Morley
The new UK register of overseas entities – the impact on property transactions
The Economic Crime Act establishes a new register of beneficial ownership of overseas entities, read the implications here.
Piers Master
Register of Overseas Entities: What are the deadlines for trust structures holding UK real estate?
The ROE is intended to launch on 1 August 2022 - read more about the deadlines trust structures holding UK real estate will be facing
Emma Preece
EG quotes Emma Preece on the Cine-UK and Cineworld Court of Appeal Covid rent arrears ruling
“This appeal was always going to be an uphill battle for the tenants.”
David Savage
Construction News quotes David Savage on a recent fire safety ruling and the implications of this
"Although clearly fact-specific as any case is, this is an interesting and important case..."
Sally Ashford
Changing an Enduring Power of Attorney
Learn what you need to know about changing an Enduring Power of Attorney to a Lasting Power of Attorney.
Rhys Novak
Charles Russell Speechlys helps defeat bribery prosecution in stunning victory in the Milan Court of Appeal
Charles Russell Speechlys victorious in the Milan Court of Appeal
Paula Boast
The impact of Bahrain’s new PPP Guide
The impact of Bahrain’s new PPP Guide
Briony Richards
Calculating holiday for Part-Year Workers - why the method matters
We summarise the methods of calculating holiday pay and a court decision.
Nick Hurley
The Guardian quotes Nick Hurley on the recent Supreme Court holiday pay ruling
"It is one of the few examples of a situation where a part time worker is treated more favourably than a full time worker..."
Nick Hurley
Part-year workers favoured in Supreme Court holiday pay ruling
The Supreme Court looks at how holiday pay should be calculated for someone who works part of the year but has a permanent contract.