The Bill of Middlesex Autumn 2020

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NEWS

Moore Barlow launches New Top 100 firm represents regional powerhouse with unique specialisms and significant strength in private client, property and personal injury.

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ew top 100 UK law firm Moore Barlow has launched, resulting from the successful merger between Moore Blatch and Barlow Robbins. The combination establishes a new regional powerhouse firm with a significant geographic footprint across the South East, serving clients across the UK and internationally. In terms of clients, Moore Barlow is focused primarily on meeting the needs of owners and leaders of fast-moving organisations and businesses, private individuals and families, and people whose lives have been affected by serious accidents or negligence. Each of these groups require relationship-oriented legal advisors who are dedicated to helping them find the best path for their circumstances, be that exciting new business opportunities or complex and challenging situations – a focus and approach which sets Moore Barlow apart in the marketplace. The firm boasts some of the largest and most comprehensive teams of legal advisors in areas such as private client, personal injury, clinical negligence and property. In addition, Moore Barlow has a number of renowned specialisms which include Charities & Not-for-Profits, Agriculture & Rural Affairs, Land Development, and its nationally ranked Independent Schools practice. Moore Barlow has a combined turnover of almost £40 million,

Ed Whittington (Managing Partner) & Helen Goatley (Chairman) putting it well within the roster of the UK’s top 100 law firms. The firm comprises 70 partners, 272 lawyers and legal professionals, and a total staff of nearly 500 across six UK offices (Guildford, London, Lymington, Richmond, Southampton, and Woking). Ed Whittington, Managing Partner of Moore Barlow, said: “Bringing together two terrific firms into an even greater, more ambitious and more comprehensive offering for our clients and communities has been an exciting journey, despite the challenging times in which we are all operating. Moore Barlow is one of very few firms with the breadth, depth and resources to meet all the needs of our core client groups, and we firmly believe that our people-led approach will set us apart. We have purposefully created a meaningful governance structure and given many of our partners and employees important parts to play in driving the future of our firm.” ■

Moore Barlow. Even more together… In May 2020, Barlow Robbins and Moore Blatch joined forces to become Moore Barlow. Bringing together the legacy of our past, but looking to the future — our new law firm offers you more. More expertise & knowledge. More solutions & outcomes. More locations & coverage. Visit moorebarlow.com for further information.

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Wanted – A Solicitors’ take on ‘back to work’

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Finding your way

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The present picture

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Legal Services Board delays decision to accept or reject SQE

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COVID-19: A safe system of work?

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Solicitors urged to respond to frozen asset list if needed

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Court proceedings for evictions

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Protecting the legal advice sector in 2020

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Greater than ever need for law firms to remain cybersecure

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Lords Committee questions two-month extension to remand periods

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Home Office under fire for 120% surge in data loss incidents

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Baroness Hale

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Extended Indemnity Period

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Wellbeing

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Disputed Will claims at an all time high

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Autumn Review

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Editor’s Notes

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