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Our Corporate team is a group of experienced lawyers and legal service providers with a proven track record of supporting entrepreneurs, and private and public companies. We work closely with our clients to help them achieve their strategic objectives on both national and international stages.
We achieve this by:
- Understanding Your Business: Our team immerses itself in your industry, leveraging deep market insights to provide relevant and tailored advice.
- Listening to Your Needs: We prioritise understanding your unique requirements to deliver cost-effective, practical solutions that align with your business goals.
- Building Strong Client Relationships: We believe in the power of partnerships and are committed to building and maintaining effective relationships with our clients.
- Delivering Excellence: We provide agile and technically sound legal services, ensuring that our clients receive the highest level of service and expertise.
We are also dedicated to supporting charities and not-for-profit organisations, providing tailored advice to meet their specific needs.
Our globally respected Corporate and M&A practice is recognised for its industry expertise, commitment to value creation, and dedication to building long-term relationships. Our team advises on public and private M&A, disposals, demergers, joint ventures, restructurings, and more, with a particular focus on complex, cross-border transactions.
Our integrated approach combines expertise in antitrust and competition law, funds and investment management, insurance, private equity, and public policy, ensuring comprehensive support for our clients’ most significant corporate endeavours.
News & Insight
Who Bears Liability for Unauthorised Construction? A High Court of Albania Ruling on Timing, Investigation and Due Diligence
Introduction The decision of 5 November 2025 of the Administrative College of the High Court of Albania (No. 00-2025-3821 (407)) is a useful marker for
Air Traffic Management Decisions as “Extraordinary Circumstances”: The General Court’s Judgment in Case T-134/25 and Its Jurisprudential Significance
Introduction In its judgment of 21 January 2026 in Case T-134/25 (ECLI:EU:T:2026:35), the General Court of the European Union clarified the treatment of air traffic
EU261 Proposals: a small drafting change that could reshape airline claims handling.
Much has already been written about the European Council’s proposed reforms to EU261. Unsurprisingly, the updates have centred on compensation thresholds, delay times, cabin baggage