Refusing an anti-doping test – what we learned from the Ryan Bailey case
Harrison Drury’s sports law team, looks at the lessons from the landmark case of UK Anti-Doping v Ryan Bailey. Mr Bailey faced a potential four-year ban for refusing or failing…
Harrison Drury advise on MBO at Bainbridge Electrical
Cumbria-based Bainbridge Electrical has been bought in a seven-figure management buyout (MBO). The industrial and commercial electrical engineering contractor has been taken over by commercial manager James Dickinson, who has…
The Premier League and the need for bespoke articles of association
Harrison Drury's James Dickonson looks at what the Premier Legue can teach other companies about the need to have bespoke articles of association to govern the relationship between shareholders and…
Anvic Developments sells three offices to Seneca Property
North West serviced office business Anvic Developments Limited has sold three of its offices to Seneca Property in a multi-million-pound deal. Anvic has sold its City View House serviced office…
I had assets before we met, are these included in our divorce settlement?
A case heard by the Court of Appeal has left the law relating to financial disputes following divorce in a state of uncertainty. Rebecca Patience explores how the outcome of…
Blackpool FC and the relationship between majority and minority shareholders
The recent High Court judgment in the case of VB Football Assets v Blackpool Football Club (Properties) Limited (“BFCPL”) provides a relevant platform on which to consider the relationship that…
Multi-million-pound Morecambe seafront development underway
Work is underway on a multi-million-pound residential development that will give Morecambe a new iconic building. The Broadway will provide 50 new apartments on vacant site Scheme to provide new…
Harrison Drury advises UAE firm on £6.5m Wrexham warehouse deal
Harrison Drury has advised a UAE-based packaging company on a multi-million-pound property purchase as part of its plans to create up to 250 jobs in the UK. Hotpack Packaging Industries,…
What does the Uber taxi saga tell us about corporate responsibility?
After Transport for London (TfL) announced that Uber London Limited (Uber) would not be having its private hire operator licence renewed, Harrison Drury’s David Edwards and Lucy Blezard, look at…
The employment tribunal result – How to minimise your risk.
Following the recent supreme court ruling where the current employment tribunal fees were found to be unlawful, the employment team at Harrison Drury explore how employers can minimise their risk.…
