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Successful settlement of complex construction payment and final account dispute
Lee Silk and Jack Plummer in our Dispute Resolution team have recently secured a favourable commercial settlement for a subcontractor in a complex construction payment and final account dispute. The dispute arose between the subcontractor and main contractor following competing valuations of the subcontractor’s final account. The issues included: ·
Kelly-Ann Welsh nominated as Family Lawyer of the Year
We are pleased to confirm that this month Kelly-Ann was nominated as Family Lawyer of the Year at the Right to Equality Awards hosted next month at the Palace of Westminster.
Millie Ridout commences Level 7 Apprenticeship
Millie Ridout started her Level 7 Apprenticeship earlier this month with the University of Law. Millie works in our London and Hemel Hempstead offices across the Dispute Resolution, Employment and Family Law departments.
Successful outcome in high-value Deed of Trust and commercial property dispute
Lee Silk, Jack Plummer and Hanna Bajwa in our Dispute Resolution team have achieved a successful outcome in a substantial commercial property dispute concerning a property located in East London, valued in excess of £1.5 million. The property was registered in the Defendant’s name but held on trust for our
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Over the past few months, our Employment team has noticed a rise in employees seeking interim relief when they have been dismissed following issues at

























