Escheat is a process whereby ownerless freehold land (in England and Wales, with exceptions) may be returned to the Crown. In this article I will be looking at how and why it occurs and how
Druces is delighted to announce that Phillip Vallon has joined the firm as a partner in the Corporate team specialising in Immigration and Employment law. Phil has a wealth of experience in handling a full
Druces’ Capital Markets team has advised Savannah Resources Plc, the European lithium development company, in connection with the exit from the Consortium Agreement with Rio Tinto with immediate effect. This follows the completion of a
Druces for Business Druces for Business From quoted companies to family businesses and from start-ups to mature entreprises, Druces’ Corporate and Commercial team can help your business to flourish. Banking & Finance Advice for banks
Druces takes great pleasure in announcing that Caroline Cropley has been promoted to Head of Corporate Restructuring. Over eight years at Druces, Caroline has developed a focus and specialism in corporate restructuring work, and, in
Hatstone, lawyers BVI team has advised the Bank of London and The Middle East plc (BLME) on the BVI law aspects of its successful Sharia’a compliant financing of a valuable commercial property in Swindon.
Druces’ Capital Markets team has advised Beaumont Cornish Limited, Peterhouse Capital Limited and Pello Capital Limited in connection with Helium One Global Limited’s proposed admission to AIM and conditional placing and subscription to raise £6
The Government has published the Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice in response to the impact of coronavirus on landlords and tenants in the commercial property sector. Covering the whole of the UK, the Code
Given the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, commercial agents may be at risk of having their agency agreements terminated by their principals. A commercial agent is an individual, partnership or company with continuing authority
This note outlines one attractive option for businesses within the retail and hospitality sector, Company Voluntary Arrangements (“CVAs”), and highlights how they can be used as part of a rescue or restructuring plan. Why retail
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