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Appointed: 2021
Contact: Julia Rudin
Approved Lot 1 (general legal services) supplier, as part of a consortium with Bevan Brittan and Howes Percival.
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Appointed: 2022
Contact: Julia Rudin
Approved Lot 1a (full-service provision) and Lot 2a (general service provision) supplier, as part of a consortium with Howes Percival.
Lot 1a mandatory specialisms:
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Lot 1a optional specialisms:
Appointed: 2022
Contact: Justin Mendelle and Julia Rudin
Legal services offered by the EM LawShare consortium include:
Appointed: 2019
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Appointed: 2024
Contact: Richard Sharpe
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15 May 2025
In its decision issued last week (West Dulwich Action Group v London Borough of Lambeth[1] ), the High Court determined that the London Borough of Lambeth (“Council”) acted unlawfully in establishing an experimental low traffic neighbourhood (“LTN”) in Dulwich, South London. The Court’s decision does not limit a local authority’s ability to establish LTNs. However,…
Read more9 May 2025
In this article, we build upon the insights shared in our previous article, which outlined key considerations when negotiating standard form construction contracts, discussing lessons learnt from a recent case from the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) involving electronic and hard copy versions of the same document: John Sisk and Son Limited and Capital &…
Read more1 May 2025
With local elections taking place this week, Returning Officers and their teams may be considering what options are open to the disgruntled candidate or elector who seeks to challenge a result. Emyr Thomas explains. Problems at the count? Act quickly! If, following the declaration, something significant happens which could give rise to a challenge (for…
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