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Please browse our latest news, for information from around the firm and updates on our recent work.

For more information, please contact Matthew Powell, PR Executive.

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Charles Russell Speechlys promotes nine to Partner

Charles Russell Speechlys has promoted nine lawyers to Partner, effective 1 May 2019.
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Miranda Fisher wins Family Lawyer of The Year at the Spear’s Wealth Management 2018 Awards

We are very pleased that Family partner Miranda Fisher has won Family Lawyer of the Year at the Spear's Wealth Management 2018 Awards
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Michael Wells-Greco shortlisted for International Family Lawyer of the Year at Family Law Awards 2018
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Charles Russell Speechlys’ Family Team walks 25 miles for charity

Charles Russell Speechlys lawyers walk 25 miles for charity
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Charles Russell Speechlys promotes eight to Partner

A further four have been promoted to Legal Director and 22 to Senior Associate.
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Charles Russell Speechlys recognised in the latest edition of The Spears 500

The annual report is based on peer nominations of the UK's leading private client lawyers.
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Miranda Fisher shortlisted for Lawyer of The Year (Family) at the Spear’s Wealth Management 2017 Awards

Miranda’s nomination is in keeping with the acknowledgement by Spear’s of the firm’s achievements and professional proficiency.
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Charles Russell Speechlys shortlisted at Citywealth Future Leader Awards

Charles Russell Speechlys has been shortlisted for four awards at the Citywealth Future Leaders awards
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Charles Russell Speechlys expands its presence by launching in Hong Kong and Dubai

The firm's move into Hong Kong and Dubai fits squarely within our international expansion strategy.
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Sarah Anticoni interviewed by BBC on Civil Partnership Ruling

Sarah spoke about the issue of family law lagging behind social change.
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Charles Russell Speechlys shortlisted in 6 categories at the Citywealth Magic Circle Awards 2017
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Supreme Court decision on unmarried couples and their pension entitlements on the death of their partner

With cohabiting relationships being the fastest growing family type in the UK, this is an area of law that is long overdue for reform.
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