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Shell Companies and the illusion of legitimacy

Why fraud hides in plain sight - By Liesel Annible, Partner at Opus Forensic Accounting

New campaign launched to tackle business rates avoidance and save councils millions

The practice drains funding from local authorities causing them to lose £300 million a year an amount equivalent to the cost of building 2,000 council homes or 12 schools

Succeeding at succession

By Christopher Noel private client partner at UK law firm, Mills & Reeve LLP

Modern financial risks for small business owners going through divorce

Divorce can be especially complex for small business owners. Beyond the emotional impact, serious financial considerations extend into company operations, assets, and long-term planning

Coots & Boots appointed as liquidators for high profile “Windmill Theatre”

Specialist insolvency and restructuring firm Coots & Boots has been appointed as joint liquidators for Big Country, the entertainment company that operated the legendary Windmill Theatre in Soho.

Professional sport & employment law: Player & manager settlement agreements

By Tim Copplestone, partner in employment and head of the sport sector at national law firm Clarke Willmott

Five key benefits of using a local solicitor for your legal needs

Using a local solicitor offers several advantages. Here are just five of the benefits of using a local legal expert.

Bullish young business owners lead the charge to secure finance in 2025

By Todd Davison, MD Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance

Cloudy lemon ciders have got us thinking: how close is too close?

By Sarah Bazaraa - Associate partner at Pannone Corporate LLP, an award winning Manchester based commercial law firm












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