Charles Russell Speechlys has been recognised in the Chambers UK 2027 Guide, with continued achievements for our Firm across ...

Charles Russell Speechys is pleased to have been awarded Private Client Law Firm – Ultra-High Net Worth (£50m+) at the ...

Charles Russell Speechlys has advised Meeyahta Development Limited (MDL) as lead counsel on the proposed restructuring of the ...

Jonathan has wide ranging experience in general Corporate and Commercial law matters, advising on domestic and cross-border Corporate M&A transactions, Asset Purchase transaction, Joint Venture ...

David is Head of the Firm's Real Estate Disputes Group. He has a well-established and respected property litigation practice (winning recognition for his authoritative and hands on approach) acting ...

William is the Joint Divisional Managing Partner of the Firm’s Private Client Division, which includes the International Private Client, UK Private Client, Family and Private Property groups. He heads ...

The International Bar Association (IBA) Annual Conference returns to Copenhagen from 4–9 October 2026, bringing together thousands of lawyers from across the global legal market. Our delegation this ...

Hamish advises a broad range of corporate, institutional, governmental and private clients on general company and commercial matters with a particular emphasis on private company mergers and ...

Jean-Baptiste brings two decades of distinguished experience to his role in Corporate, Finance, and Capital Markets law. As the head of the Luxembourg Corporate & Capital Markets team, he leads a ...

Charles Russell Speechlys has been shortlisted in two categories at the Law.com British Legal Awards 2026, recognising the Firm's commitment to innovation, collaboration and positive social impact.

The International Basketball Federation (FIBA) has introduced a significant regulatory change, effective from 5 December 2024, which prohibits clubs from paying agents on behalf of players. This ...

Having spent much of 2025 focussing on residential leasehold reforms, the government is expected in 2026 to focus on commercial property reforms which have been speculated about but not progressed as ...