Sep
2008
Articles from 11th Sep 2008
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Birmingham's College of Law gets go-ahead for expansion
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
Birmingham’s reputation as a centre of excellence for the legal profession is to be boosted by proposals for a £5.5 million extension to the College of Law. Read
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Don't miss out on the London Olympic opportunities
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
Declan Cushley, of Birmingham law firm Browne Jacobson, says West Midland companies are not making the most of the opportunities the 2012 Olympic Games offer them. Read
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Shaun Lacey to lead Ernst & Young international tax team
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
The impact of emerging economies on the West Midlands has seen Ernst & Young appoint a new partner to head up its increasingly important international tax team. Read
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Grant Thornton advises on acquisition of John Burn
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
Grant Thornton’s corporate finance team in Birmingham has advised Halifax Industrial on the acquisition of industrial materials distributor John Burn for an undisclosed sum. Read
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Keelys help in purchase of trendy London bar
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
Lichfield law firm Keelys has acted for two entrepreneurs in acquiring the famous Home Bar and Restaurant in Shoreditch, London. Read
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Hayden join HSBC's Birmingham operation
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
HSBC Corporate Banking thas announced a senior appointment to its Midlands team in Birmingham. Read
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'Eternal stamp duty' hitting commercial property deals
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
A little-known part of property law has exposed commercial property occupiers to a repeated demand for stamp duty. Read
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Data loss more serious than a flooded office
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
Another miserable summer has brought an urgent warning to businesses of the catastrophic risk posed by natural disasters Read
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Auditors tread carefully amid threat of litigation
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
The growing trend for litigation is increasingly impinging on company audits, a Birmingham lawyer has warned. Read
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Adult kids living at home putting a strain on marriage
Sep 11 2008 | Legal
Grown-up children still living at home are putting a strain on marriages, an expert in family law has warned. Read
