No splitting hairs over acquisition

Posted on 02-07-09

NO SPLITTING HAIRS OVER ACQUISITION

Corporate finance specialists at regional law firm Freeth Cartwright have helped Energist, manufacturers of hair removal and skin rejuvenation equipment, acquire the professional and aesthetic Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) systems business of CyDen in a deal which could be worth up to £2 million. The deal also involved CyDen granting Energist a patent licence in respect of its iPulse power supply technology and a trademark licence for the use of the iPulse trademark.

NEWS FLASH: House of Lords refuses Defence permission to appeal in landmark Peters case

Posted on 01-07-09

NEWS FLASH: House of Lords refuses Defence permission to appeal in landmark Peters case

The business community rise to the challenge for the second year

Posted on 26-06-09

THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY RISE TO THE CHALLENGE FOR THE SECOND YEAR

The second Freeth Cartwright Corporate Challenge was held on the longest day, Sunday 21 June, but thankfully no-one needed all the daylight hours to get round the 75, 50 and 18 mile circuits beginning and ending at the National Water Sports Centre in Nottingham.

Freeth Cartwright’s Birmingham lawyers race to the top

Posted on 19-06-09

FREETH CARTWRIGHT’S BIRMINGHAM LAWYERS RACE TO THE TOP

A team of Birmingham lawyers has shown their competition a clean pair of heels by winning the Corporate Relay Challenge in the annual Great Midlands Fun Run, held this month in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands.

Freeth Cartwright recognised as franchising experts

Posted on 15-06-09

FREETH CARTWRIGHT RECOGNISED AS FRANCHISING EXPERTS

Solicitors in schools are a success

Posted on 11-06-09

SOLICITORS IN SCHOOLS ARE A SUCCESS

Freeth Cartwright solicitor embarks on Borneo trip

Posted on 03-06-09

FREETH CARTWRIGHT SOLICITOR EMBARKS ON BORNEO TRIP

A solicitor from Midlands heavyweight law firm Freeth Cartwright is about to swap her hectic working day to embark on an intrepid expedition to Borneo for youth and education charity, Raleigh.

Honey, I shrunk the bee population

Posted on 01-06-09

HONEY, I SHRUNK THE BEE POPULATION

Freeth Cartwright, the leading Midlands legal firm, is assisting Tony Spacey, whose Littleover Apiaries in Derbyshire is the largest commercial honey producer in the UK, to air his concerns regarding the catastrophic decline in wild bee numbers and the poor health of the farmed bee population.