Quillon Law ranked in The Legal 500 UK Guide 2027
Quillon Law has been recognised across four practice areas in The Legal 500 UK Guide 2027, reflecting the continued growth of the firm’s disputes practice.
Partner Ian Hargreaves comments on Manchester City ruling in national and international press
Partner Ian Hargreaves discusses the Manchester City ruling, examining the potential sanctions, scope for appeal and wider legal and commercial implications for the club and English football.
Partner Abigail Healey and Lucia Cipolat examine liability for inaccurate AI-generated search results, in the FT’s Agenda
Partner Abigail Healey and Paralegal Lucia Cipolat examine the current forms of redress available to businesses and individuals affected by inaccurate or damaging AI-generated search results.
Partners Mark Hastings, Ian Hargreaves and Neil Dooley recognised in Lexology Index: Asset Recovery
Partners Mark Hastings, Ian Hargreaves and Neil Dooley have been recognised in the Lexology Index: Asset Recovery 2026.
Partner Michael Barnett and Paralegal Eleanor Florey examine the High Court’s restructuring plans in The Law Society Gazette
Partner Michael Barnett and Paralegal Eleanor Florey consider the forthcoming restructuring of the High Court and ask whether the creation of a new Business and Property Division will bring meaningful improvements to the civil justice system.
Partner Ian Hargreaves and Associate James Philippsohn explore the impact of the EU’s new Anti-Money Laundering Regulation on football clubs
Partner Ian Hargreaves and Associate James Philippsohn examine the EU's new Anti-Money Laundering Regulation and what it means for professional football clubs and agents.
Associate James Philippsohn comments on the FCA’s censure of CACEIS UK, in Investment Week
Associate James Philippsohn comments on the FCA's decision to censure CACEIS UK and secure a £31.7m voluntary payment for affected WealthTek clients.
Associate James Philippsohn comments on Burnley FC’s landmark damages award in City AM and The Athletic
Associate James Philippsohn discusses the £40m damages award secured by Burnley FC against Everton following alleged breaches of the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Rules.
Partner Mark Hastings comments on director disqualification in Investment Week and Law360
Partner Mark Hastings comments on the news that financier Lex Greensill has accepted a nine-year disqualification undertaking with the Insolvency Service, following the collapse of lending firm Greensill Capital.