@crstrainees

crstrainees has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. The social media accounts linked to from crstrainees are: • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, crstrainees has populated their site with: • Career Start Programme 2027 • Charles Russell Speechlys Tik Tok • Register your interest in our opportunities • Charles Russell Speechlys boss Simon Ridpath on building a law firm around private capital • Solicitor Apprenticeship Programme • Hong Kong Training Contracts • UK Training Contracts • UK Placement Schemes • Should access be given between exchange and completion? • What does the UK Immigration White Paper mean for businesses, families and entrepreneurs? • The new UK-India Free Trade Agreement – a significant development for both nations • Liam Payne’s £24.3m Intestate Estate: A Stark Reminder for High-Net-Worth Individuals • Charles Russell Speechlys advises Country Court Care on its acquisition of assets from Retirement Villages Group • Charles Russell Speechlys advises long standing client Puma Growth Partners on its investment in LOVE CORN • The path to paradise or the road to ruin? The Pathfinder pilot in Children Act cases • Risky Business - Lessons in Clearing Up Contractual Confusion • Relocation to Portugal: The Portuguese Tax Incentive Regime for Scientific Research and Innovation (NHR 2.0) • My “15 Minutes of fame”, Eddie Redmayne and The Theory of Everything... • Can Labour deliver 1.5m new homes? • Property Patter: “It’s the economy, stupid” • Goodbye HS2 …..Hello HS2-lite? • Extra Time: The business of women’s football in Africa • Helliwell v Entwistle Live • Implications of Johnson v FirstRand – will secret commissions pave the way for claims from Auto ABS noteholders? • Findings of fact are stubborn things: A Taxpayer v HMRC • Building Liability Orders: New Guidance from the Courts • "I have finished the court case and I have decided that now is not the right time for you to see your Mum" - Judges writing letters to children could become the norm • The EU Omnibus: resetting the rules on sustainability reporting • Bank of Mum and Dad PLC • Training Contracts • Charles Russell Speechlys Website • LCN Private client • Construction & Engineering with Rupa Lakha • Meet the Lawyer - Ayman Shehata • Our Values • Apprenticeship, Training Contract and Placement Scheme Applications 2024 • James Elliott-Hughes - Caring across borders: The UK’s Homes for Ukraine scheme and the global nature of parental responsibility • Lia Renna writes for Startups Magazine on proposed mandatory diversity policies in the venture capital industry • My Pro Bono Story • The Times quotes Nathan Lightman and Joanna Stevens on whether Maths is a useful skill for lawyers • Pro bono assistance to form charity supporting former Afghan interpreters in British Army • Danielle Sharkey and Daniel McDonagh write for City AM on sports cases that could define 2024 • Boohoo lands itself in hot water for product labelling mishap • The Telegraph quotes Tamasin Perkins on dementia cases and incapacity sparking jump in family legal battles • Greenwashing: the story so far • LSE Focal Point Podcast: A conversation with Simon Ridpath, Managing Partner • LGBTQ+ and Allies • The status of transgender and intersex athletes in international sports federations • Corporate deal round-up H2 2023 • The Law Society Gazette quotes Tamasin Perkins on The Traitors and its likeness to multi-party litigation • Trends in M&A 2024 • The ongoing fight against fakes • Sexual Orientation Discrimination in the Workplace • Client Conversations Podcast: Alan Shearer CBE • Charles Russell Speechlys advises Entrepreneurial Food Group on the sale of two food production businesses to The Compleat Food Group • 'Saltburn': How the Catton family could have protected the Saltburn estate and could Oliver's inheritance still be contested? (Part 1) • James Souter discusses M&S's successful legal challenge against the UK government with various national, broadcast, international and trade outlets • Digital assets consultation by the Law Commission • A Modern Marriage: How AI Powered By Blockchain Could Protect IP Rights • Annual Review 2023 • What do we look for? • 'Saltburn': How the Catton family could have protected the Saltburn estate and could Oliver's inheritance still be contested? (Part 2) • Charities Act 2022: Changes to rules governing charity property disposal implemented • Charles Russell Speechlys advises on three secondary fundraises across three different markets • Responsible Business • Fashion and the Green Claims Code brought into focus by open letter from the CMA. • Providing pro bono support on social housing issues • Combatting lookalikes in the light of Thatchers v Aldi • ‘One plus one makes two': Court of Protection finds conflict of interest within law firm structure • Charles Russell Speechlys Partner Promotions 2024 • Insight article: The Rights of Beneficiaries: Access to Trust Information • Insight article: Government publishes Tipping Code of Practice ahead of incoming Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 • News: The Lawyer covers our 'Russell Up' scheme, a new innovation initiative being delivered by our trainee solicitors • Nick Hurley and Annie Green write for Employee Benefits on the impact of dropping the real living wage pledge • In the Press: Cosmopolitan quotes Sarah Jane Boon on how to deal with break-up admin • News: Charles Russell Speechlys advises on the new build residential sales at the super-prime Chelsea Barracks development • News: Fiona Edmond writes for The Law Society Gazette on taking maternity leave as a Deputy Senior Partner • Insight article: Wills for Brits in Switzerland (or with assets here) • Insight article: The Building Safety Act 2022 – Considerations for Real Estate Lenders • Volunteers’ Week 2024: Celebrating Our People • LGBTQ+ and Allies Network • In the press: The Lawyer covers our Training Contract support, in light of the shift to the SQE • Insight article: Using Generative AI and staying on the right side of the law • In the press: Emily Chalkley writes for The Times on how best to use employee influencers • Insight article: "Has anyone seen my cat?" - Pet-Nups and Pet Disputes between Unmarried Couples • The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act receives Royal Assent! What can we expect to see in consumer law changes? • Insight article: The Conservative and Labour Manifestos and Renters Reform: Focus on Build to Rent and Student Accommodation • Insight article: Design Rights and Bright Lights: M&S wins appeal over Aldi's bottle design • Insight article: Is a Big Mac meat or chicken? Thoughts on the recent General Court decision • Insight article: That’s not my name – Brangelina’s daughter Shiloh files to drop Pitt from her surname • Charles Russell Speechlys is a top 15 employer in Stonewall's Workplace Equality Index 2024 • Insight article: I now pronounce you husband and wife (hopefully…..) • Rent recovery and tenant insolvency - Estates Gazette Q&A • Property: Post-election • Charles Russell Speechlys advises COSU FC Limited on its acquisition of Southend United Football Club Limited • “We want prenup! We want prenup!” (Yeah!) • Managing ESG: five tips for good ESG governance • The EU AI Act: A Beginner’s Guide for UK and International Businesses using AI • Love is Blind UK – the legal practicalities if the couples do say “I do” • The EU’s new forced labour ban: context, content and consequences for companies • “Extreme handouts to divorced wives do nothing to help [...] Women are not all victims”. After half a century, will this be the end of the ‘meal ticket for life’? • Molly-Mae'd to Last? Exploring the legal balance of Love Island's power couple upon separation • Real Swifties help Food Banks • From Goalposts to Schedule 1 claims: Navigating witness credibility and press reporting in light of Kyle Walker's legal manoeuvres. • Assisting asylum seekers in Greece • Love Don’t Cost A Thing...Or Does It? • Former F1 boss claims HSBC mis-sold ‘low-risk’ bond linked to high-risk property markets • Charles Russell Speechlys makes first Partner promotion in Singapore and moves to One Raffles Quay • Oasis and the Often Overlooked Benefit of Dynamic Pricing • Open Day Applications - Deadline 20 November 2024 • Charles Russell Speechlys advises Mirova on its $20 million debt funding to ManoCap Energy • Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 – Coming into force on 1 October 2024 • Meet the Lawyer • Career Start Programme Applications • Do grandparents have a legal right to a relationship with their grandchildren? • To Trick or to Treat? - the not-so-spooky guide to navigating Halloween as co-parents • Pro Bono • The Times quotes Joe Cohen and Hasan Almosoy on our Russell Up scheme and how AI is changing the way lawyers work • Retail Collection Podcast – Episode 1 • The Lawyer interviews Karen Stages and David Collins on increasing transparency around the partnership track • English Rugby En Francais: Does farewell to England mean au revoir to English Law? • Investing in Africa’s digital economy – the brink of a digital revolution • Neurodiversity and the Law: Creating a Supportive Work Environment • Charles Russell Speechlys advises SAI MedPartners on its acquisition of IDEA Pharma • Succession and tax strategy for farmers and business owners post-Budget • Client Conversations Podcast: Mark Ramprakash • EU Deforestation Regulation Update • Construction LCN Podcast • Broker duties, lender liability and secret commission: broking bad • Sports media rights and recent changes to the UK “Listed Events” regime • Property Patter: What lies ahead for property law in 2025? • Keir Gordon and Molly Moseley write for City AM on the Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills becoming the first NFL teams to sign private equity deals • Up in the AI: GenAI and legal education • Nick Hurley and Amelia McRae write for Law360 on preventing harassment at office holiday parties and beyond • Claire Fallows writes for New Civil Engineer on how developers can navigate Biodiversity Net Gain in 2025 • Charles Russell Speechlys finds that over half of Gen Z say the Bank of Mum and Dad comes with strings attached • What Katy Perry can teach us about the Corporate Transparency Act • Why Man City took ‘Super “Dry”’ off its Training Kit • Food safety, restrictions on unhealthy foods, employee rights and preventing economic crime: Trends to look out for in the Food & Beverage Sector 2025 • What is on the horizon for the Construction and Infrastructure Sector in 2025? • Charles Russell Speechlys finds that 3 in 4 Gen Z adults plan on tying the knot as young people embrace traditional life milestones • Rivals: Filming Locations and Considerations for Landed Estates • CRED Academy • Path to Net Zero: Incentivising Low Carbon Fuel for Transport • Construction, Real Estate & Disputes Academy Application • Property Patter: Challenges for commercial property in 2025 • Building Safety: What’s in store for 2025? • 20 Years of LGBTQ+ History Month: 20 Influential Figures You Should Know • Moths, a mansion house and multi-million pound misrepresentations • Is nuclear power the way forward for data centres? • Building Design quotes Kevin Gibbs on Heathrow's plans for a third runway by end of next parliament • Eddie Richards and Sadie Pitman write for CoStar on Labour's approach to logistics and infrastructure • Planning essentials case update: do I need planning permission to work from home? • Great British Energy: Planning for a Greener Britain • New code of practice for the cyber security of AI development • 5 trends to watch in International Arbitration in 2025