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WBD hosts Transport roundtable event
26 Apr 2019
WBD has hosted a Policy Roundtable Event in its Newcastle office, organised by the North East England Chamber of Commerce.
TPS funding increases: a crisis for some?
26 Apr 2019
The Department for Education (DfE) has published a response to its recent consultation, confirming that it will fund the 43% increase in employer contributions to the Teachers' Pension Scheme .
Womble Bond Dickinson Client Sterling Pharma Solutions Completes Transatlantic Acquisition of US Business
25 Apr 2019
From North East England to the Southeastern United States, Sterling Pharma Solutions is making great things happen in the life sciences sector—and Womble Bond Dickinson is providing the transatlantic legal support to help Sterling achieve those goals.
WBD announces five new partners as part of wider promotions round
25 Apr 2019
Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has announced a series of senior promotions confirming five new partners across key growth sectors including real estate and private wealth.
WBD advises on syndicated financing of Nigerian solar home systems project
25 Apr 2019
WBD has advised Renewable Energy Performance Platform (REPP) and ElectriFI as co-lenders on a US$10 million syndicated financing of a solar home systems project in Nigeria.
Student Insight II: legal writing in practice
25 Apr 2019
On the back of our successful Student Insight series in collaboration with the University of Southampton, we are now supporting a second cohort of students in law.
Parliament to abolish "unfair evictions" - is the bell tolling for section 21 notices?
25 Apr 2019
In a well-publicised announcement made on 15 April (a link to which is set out below), the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government will "shortly" be launching a consultation regarding the abolition of s21 notices.
Swiss cheese or cheddar? The effect of the Electronic Communications Code
24 Apr 2019
The operation of the Electronic Communications Code (ECC) continues to be shaped by significant decisions coming from the Upper Tribunal (UT).
Brexit: break over
23 Apr 2019
After a brief Easter pause the Brexit debate resumes today. Parliament returns from its Easter recess to face the unresolved problem of when and how the UK's exit from the European Union might take effect.
