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Corporate transparency and the role of Companies House – changes from March 2024

19 Jan 2024
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (EECTA) will introduce changes to company law in March 2024. One of the aims of the EECTA is to enhance the role of Companies House and to improve corporate transparency. The Government would like to see Companies House evolve from a passive recipient of information to a more active gatekeeper with a wider remit of powers. The changes are the most fundamental set of reforms since Companies House was created.
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2023 foreign direct investment year end update: continued expansion of FDI regulations

20 Dec 2023
As previously reported, regulations and restrictions on foreign direct investment (FDI) have expanded quickly in the United States and in many of its trading partner countries around the world. FDI has been further complicated in the U.S. by the passage of individual state laws – often focused the acquisition of “agricultural land,” and in Europe by the passage of screening regimes by the individual Member States of the European Union (E.U.).

World's first vagina museum finds new home thanks to pro bono support from Womble Bond Dickinson

14 Nov 2023
International law firm Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has provided pro bono services to help ensure the world's first museum dedicated to the vagina was able to find a new home.

London's Vagina Museum, which was forced to shut its doors in February after its property guardianship ended, has now reopened in a larger location on Bethnal Green's Poyser Street after WBD secured the lease to the new property.

Womble Bond Dickinson advises Britain's leading UK holiday operator on property portfolio expansion

07 Nov 2023
A multi-disciplinary team from international law firm Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has advised on the acquisition of two prominent golf hotel for Britain's leading UK holiday operator.

The firm has advised Bourne Leisure, owned by Blackstone-managed funds, on the purchase of Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club and The Forest of Arden Country Club as part of the group's expansion of its Warner Leisure Hotels portfolio.