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Browne Jacobson’s Manchester corporate team have successfully acted for A Wilderness Way (AWW), its shareholders and its management team on an investment by the Business Growth Fund (BGF).
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Browne Jacobson’s real estate team have advised developer Charterpoint on the sale of a 2.2acre site at Westfield Park in Louth earmarked for a 66-bed care home to LNT Care Developments Ltd.
A guide to the world’s leading patent professionals and firms has ranked Browne Jacobson as one of the most prominent law firms in the field of patent law and patent litigation.
WestBridge has invested £9.6m to support the MBO of Nottingham based Bespoke Health & Social Care from its Founder Paul Sais who was advised on the deal by the Midlands offices of KPMG, Browne Jacobson and Claritas.
Law firm Browne Jacobson has appointed specialist Higher Education (HE) partner Bettina Rigg to its national education practice where she will be the firm’s Head of Higher Education.
Browne Jacobson has appointed James Coles as a partner to further strengthen its property litigation team in Birmingham.
Employers dealing with claims for asbestos related injuries will be aware that cases usually involve secondary exposure; in other words where an individual has not worked directly with asbestos, but close to where asbestos has been disturbed. Disputes often arise as to whether the exposure was sufficient to have caused the claimant’s medical condition.
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Law firm Browne Jacobson provided pro bono advice to global aerospace engineering client GKN Aerospace in its key role as a member of Ventilator Challenge UK - a ground-breaking consortium of industrial, technology and engineering businesses working together to increase the manufacture of medical ventilators to the NHS in the fight against COVID-19.
The residential rented sector in England and Wales has seen its fair share of changes. The present focus however, is on the so called ‘end of no-fault evictions’ under section 21 of the Housing Act 1998 (HA).
Vicarious liability of employers for their employees’ actions was discussed in detail in the Supreme Court hearing appeals in Morrisons Supermarkets v Various Claimants (2020) and Barclays Bank v Various Claimants (2020).
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