Archive for October, 2007
Posted on
23-10-07
TRUST-ED - AIMING TO IMPROVE EDUCATIONAL PROVISION FOR CHILDREN WITH ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY
Edward McDonagh was a normal seven-year-old child, doing the normal things that any boy his age would be doing.
Then, just before Christmas 1997, and just before his eighth birthday, fate intervened. Edward was a passenger in a car that was involved in a road accident, and, although he was properly strapped in, he took the full force of the impact and sustained major head injuries
Posted on
15-10-07
A fresh approach to the food industry
Posted on
12-10-07
LAWYERS ADD FOOD GROUP TO THE MENU
Leading law firm Freeth Cartwright has launched a dedicated food group in response to a growing demand for its services in the sector.
Posted on
11-10-07
FREETH CARTWRIGHT HELPS ENTREPRENEURS ACHIEVE TOP MARKS
A Nottinghamshire-based leading provider of on-site NVQ assessment to the construction industry has been sold in a multi-million-pound deal.
Corporate finance specialists at regional law firm Freeth Cartwright, led by head of corporate Karl Jansen and Nicole Joynson, acted for the shareholders on the sale of Construction Learning World to Melorio Plc.
Posted on
03-10-07
Congratulations to DEAL AWARD winners
Regional heavyweight law firm Freeth Cartwright congratulates Hammerson on its recent success at the East Midlands Property Awards Dinner.
Posted on
03-10-07
The Companies Act is changing…
The Companies Act 2006 has been law since 8 November 2006 but it is not yet all in force - it is coming into force in stages. In this review we highlight the key changes and answer some of the questions that you may have in preparation for 1st October, when the next part of the Act becomes law.
Posted on
03-10-07
In this issue of the Branding Review, find out about the major changes in the way trade mark applications are examined as from 1 October 2007; also find out why you should be bothered about protecting your slogans . . . . and meet the branding team.
Posted on
03-10-07
Welcome to this month’s Review. In this issue we look at the upcoming changes to directors’ responsibilities, a ground-breaking tribunal case relating to the reversal of the burden of proof in victimisation claims, interesting methods used to creatively manage sickness absences and we introduce a new addition to Freeth Cartwright LLP.
