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Richard Swain

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Another lawyer joins Clarke Willmott in Southampton

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By Richard Swain
| Clarke Willmott LLP
National law firm Clarke Willmott is continuing to develop its pipeline of young talent in Southampton with the appointment of paralegal Megan Bradbury. Megan, a graduate of the University of Exeter, has joined the corporate team in Clarke Willmott’s Southampton office, headed by partner Kelvin Balmont. She is the latest of several young lawyers to join Clarke Willmott in Southampton, following its previous recruitment of Bethany Stone and Georgia Watson from the firm’s summer vacation schemes.
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Tula the Elephant visits Clarke Willmott in Southampton

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By Richard Swain
| Clarke Willmott LLP
Clarke Willmott’s Southampton office hosted a colourful elephant named Tula as part of an initiative to encourage open conversations about mental health in the workplace. Tula, which means “balance” in Sanskrit, was named by one of Clarke Willmott’s employees and hand painted by artists from wellbeing organisation Elephant in the Room.
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Give Us a Business-Friendly Budget, Clarke Willmott Urges Chancellor

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By Richard Swain
| Clarke Willmott LLP
The Chancellor must deliver “a much more business-friendly Budget” later this month if the UK is to be set on the path to growth, according to a leading lawyer. While not spelling out any details, Rachel Reeves’s set-piece speech this week made it clear that tax increases are on the way in an attempt to repair the hole in the UK’s public finances.
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