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Author Archives: Christopher Wilsher
Collyer Bristow advises Grandir UK on acquisition of Berkshire-based Nursery and Preschool
Leading law firm and M&A specialist, Collyer Bristow, has advised Grandir UK on its acquisition of College Town Montessori Nursery School and Preschool, a day care facility serving the local and surrounding areas of Sandhurst. Grandir UK, the rapidly growing …
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Changes to Companies House requirements
The first set of changes brought in by the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, have now taken effect. The three main changes that have been rolled out are: New rules for registered office addresses Requirement for all companies …
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CB’s HigHer network: elevating women in the workplace
Collyer Bristow shares and embraces the values of International Women’s Day through HigHer, its professional network with the objective of elevating women and championing equality in the workplace. As a firm we recognise the role organisations like ours play in …
Hear what Trainees say about their Training Contract with Collyer Bristow
Trainees Abbie Armstrong and Debbie Marin, and former Trainee (now qualified Associate) Luke Naylor, share their experiences of training with Collyer Bristow. In this wide ranging interview they discuss openly their journey to applying to Collyer Bristow; the interview process; …
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It’s time to apply for your Training Contract with Collyer Bristow
We are now accepting training contract applications with a view to beginning the recruitment process this summer. How do I apply? Visit our Graduate Recruitment page for more information on how to apply. If you have additional needs and requirements …
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Stephen Gawne named by clients as a Thomson Reuters “Stand-out Lawyer”
Commercial real estate Partner, Stephen Gawne, has been named by clients as a Thomson Reuters “Stand-out Lawyer”. Based on Thomson Reuters’ annual Sharplegal survey of more than 2,000 senior in-house legal counsel globally, the Thomson Reuters “Stand-out Lawyers” database is …
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Is allowing the press into the family court really in the name of transparency, or just titillation?
In recent decades there have been intermittent calls to allow reporters into the family court. Unlike other courts, the family court has been a private space for money as well as children’s cases; the public (via the media) has only …
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Citibank wins employment tribunal against banker claiming expenses for his partner’s sandwich
Citibank has won an employment tribunal after dismissing a worker who claimed subsistence expenses for himself and his partner, and denied it. Szabolcs Fekete had accused the bank of unfair dismissal after he was fired in 2022 for gross misconduct. …
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Real Estate & Construction team joins Collyer Bristow from Ince & Co
Real Estate & Construction team joins Collyer Bristow from Ince & Co Collyer Bristow has announced the recruitment of a six-strong Real Estate & Construction team from Ince & Co. Led by Partner and former Head of Real Estate at …
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