9th March 2022
/ I’m selling my business…do I need heads of terms?
What are heads of terms? Heads of terms in a sale of company shares or business assets generally take the form of a relatively short document...
2nd December 2021
/ Glenville Walker and Partners announces the acquisition of property specialist law firm Rees-Roberts Solicitors
Glenville Walker and Partners is delighted to formally announce it has made its first acquisition and acquired another boutique law firm into its group structure,...
12th November 2021
/ Law firm Glenville Walker and Partners welcomes the appointment of their Commercial Litigation Partner John Colvin
A leading Northwest business specialist law firm has appointed a new Partner as it looks to implement its strategic growth strategy well into 2021. Glenville Walker...
5th November 2021
/ Another strong team player joins the expanding commercial property department at Glenville Walker and Partners
Liverpool based business lawyers and advisers, Glenville Walker and Partners has welcomed Associate Paul Smith into the commercial property team during their next phase of...
24th September 2021
/ Glenville Walker and Partners adds to its ever-growing team with a wave of fresh trainee talent for 2021
Liverpool based business lawyers and advisers, Glenville Walker and Partners, has appointed Joanna Sproson and Chris Brown during their most recent recruitment drive with the...
9th September 2020
/ Foreign Direct Investment…to be, or not to be, that is the question
After years of adopting a relatively relaxed approach to foreign direct investment (“FDI”), the ongoing political tensions with China, notably in relation to the anti-government...
7th September 2020
/ Schrems II – Concluding Note
As avid readers of our posts will know we have been highlighting the issues UK businesses face as a result of the court decision turning...
31st August 2020
/ Schrems II – so what does UK business do?
To recap - sending personal data out of the EU/UK is a forbidden activity, unless you can get within a one of the legally permitted...
26th August 2020
/ GDPR is 2 years old but who is having the tantrum?
It was interesting to hear that a recent round table review amongst data privacy heads in a number of large businesses thought GDPR was still...