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Addi Spiers
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Alex Clayton
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Anna Sweeney
Principal Knowledge Lawyer
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Colette Burden
Solicitor
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Courtney Clelland
Managing Associate
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Craig Falconer
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Elizabeth Turner
Solicitor and Legal Director
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Ellen Beardsworth
Associate
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Emma Sadler
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Giles Distin
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Gilly Bradbury
Solicitor
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Jack Doukov-Eustice
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Jacqueline Heng
Partner
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Jamini Raja
Principal Knowledge Lawyer, Finance
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Jonathan Fletcher Rogers
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Katie Kinloch
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Laura Falls
Partner
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Louise Dobson
Partner and Co-Head of Health
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Michael O'Connor
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Philip Dupres
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Richard Preston
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Richard Andrew Goodfellow
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Rosanna Bryant
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Serena Glover
Managing Associate, Client Knowledge Services - Real Estate, Addleshaw Goddard
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Simon Wood
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Stephanie Townley
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Stuart Gillies
Senior Knowledge Lawyer
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Tim Cooper
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Contributions by Addleshaw Goddard

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Clinical commissioning group governance in England
Clinical commissioning group governance in England
Practice notes

This Practice Note seeks to explain the principles of good governance which apply to Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG) and details how the governing body of a CCG can achieve such good governance. It covers understanding the importance of good governance for CCGs, principles of good governance, the role of the CCG constitution and governing body in supporting governance. It also highlights action points to ensure good governance.

Registration of security created under Scots law
Registration of security created under Scots law
Practice notes

This Practice Note considers the registration of security created by a company or limited liability partnership registered in Scotland. In particular it covers registrable charges under Scots law, the date of creation of registrable security, deeds of alteration and enforcement of security

Smart metering regulation and smart metering projects
Smart metering regulation and smart metering projects
Practice notes

This Practice Note provides an overview of the requirement on energy suppliers in Great Britain to roll-out ‘smart meters’ for their customers and the typical way in which energy suppliers structure projects to finance smart meters, procure smart meters and install the large volumes of smart meters necessary to do this. It also includes details of the key relevant regulation (including the Energy Act 2008 and the Smart Meters Act 2018), licences and industry codes and the nature and role of the key participants in the smart metering industry (including energy suppliers, Smart DCC Ltd, Ofgem, Meter Asset Providers (MAPS), Meter Operators (MOPs), and lenders).

Taking security over land and buildings—differences between Scots and English law
Taking security over land and buildings—differences between Scots and English law
Practice notes

This Practice Note considers the key differences that exist when creating fixed security over land and buildings between Scots and English law. In particular, it distinguishes between standard security in Scotland and the legal mortgage and also covers registration, advance notices and searches along with taking security over the rental income stream from leasehold property

Taking security under Scots law
Taking security under Scots law
Practice notes

This Practice Note considers the types of security that are available under Scots law. In particular, it considers the security that can be taken over land and buildings, corporeal moveable assets, contractual rights and shares. It also considers the floating charge security which can be granted in Scotland under Scots law.

Contributions by Addleshaw Goddard Experts

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Comparison of UK and US share incentive arrangements
Comparison of UK and US share incentive arrangements
Practice notes

This Practice Note examines the characteristics of the most common US all-employee plan—the employee stock purchase plan (ESPP) and the main UK all-employee plans—the save as you earn (SAYE) and the share incentive plan (SIP). It also compares US incentive stock options (ISOs) to the main two tax-advantaged discretionary plans in the UK—the company share option plan (CSOP) and the enterprise management incentives (EMI) plan. Finally, it compares the most common forms of non tax-advantaged share schemes in both jurisdictions. This Practice Note is written in partnership with Jonathan Fletcher Rogers of Addleshaw Goddard. LLP

Debarment for bribery convictions
Debarment for bribery convictions
Practice notes

This Practice Note explains the process of debarment for bribery convictions in the context of public procurement under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015, highlighting where the power to debar comes from and when it applies to offences under the Bribery Act 2010.

Gratuitous alienation and transfers at under value in Scotland
Gratuitous alienation and transfers at under value in Scotland
Practice notes

This Practice Note considers the impact of gratuitous alienations or transfers at undervalue within the context of property transactions in Scotland and highlights the considerations and safeguards that prospective purchasers and/or lenders should explore.

HMRC annual return filing requirements for SIPs and SAYE schemes
HMRC annual return filing requirements for SIPs and SAYE schemes
Practice notes

This Practice Note sets out the HMRC annual return filing requirements that apply to share incentive plans (SIPs) and save as you earn (SAYE) schemes, common filing errors, penalties which can be imposed and the ability to appeal HMRC rulings, as well as HMRC’s confirmed timetable for filing deadlines.

In-house lawyers and LPP—common headaches and practical tips
In-house lawyers and LPP—common headaches and practical tips
Practice notes

This Practice Note details common headaches for in-house lawyers concerning Legal Professional Privilege (LPP) and contains practical tips on dealing with LPP issues.

Board minutes—approving the adoption of an SAYE scheme and the first invitations to participate under it
Board minutes—approving the adoption of an SAYE scheme and the first invitations to participate under it
Precedents

This precedent set of board minutes can be used by private and public listed companies to approve the establishment of a new tax-advantaged save as you earn (SAYE) scheme and to approve the first invitations to participate under it.

Internal investigation—investigation report
Internal investigation—investigation report
Precedents

This Precedent Internal investigation report can be used to record the process and findings of an internal investigation. Written reports can be effective in demonstrating that a full and proper investigation has been carried out. However, there is a risk that such a report can ultimately become discoverable by regulators or claimants in subsequent proceedings.

Other Work
Ireland—Board minutes—company name change—private company limited by shares
Ireland—Board minutes—company name change—private company limited by shares

This Precedent set of board minutes is to approve a change of name for an Irish private company limited by shares.

Ireland—Board minutes—skeleton—private company limited by shares
Ireland—Board minutes—skeleton—private company limited by shares

This is a Precedent set of skeleton minutes of a meeting of the directors of an Irish private company limited by shares(board meeting).

Ireland—Company names and business names—private company limited by shares
Ireland—Company names and business names—private company limited by shares

This Practice Note summarises the legal requirements and restrictions regarding company names and business names for an Irish private company limited by shares and the considerations to take into account when choosing a company name or business name, whether on incorporation or on a subsequent change of name. It also deals with making objections to names and directions to change names.

Ireland—First board minutes—private company limited by shares
Ireland—First board minutes—private company limited by shares

This is a precedent set of minutes of the first board meeting of the directors of an Irish private company limited by shares.

Ireland—Incorporating a private company limited by shares
Ireland—Incorporating a private company limited by shares

It is relatively quick and simple to set up a company in Ireland. This Practice Note summarises the main considerations when incorporating a private company limited by shares (LTD), and sets out the procedure under the Companies Act 2014 (Ireland) for setting up an LTD.

Ireland—Legal due diligence report—private M&A—share purchase
Ireland—Legal due diligence report—private M&A—share purchase

This Precedent is a legal due diligence report for use in a private M&A share purchase transaction in Ireland, to be prepared by the buyer's solicitors after conducting due diligence on the acquisition. It is a standard, long form (or detailed) report, which comprises a detailed review of the target company and its business.

Ireland—Registered office of a private company limited by shares
Ireland—Registered office of a private company limited by shares

This Practice Note summarises the requirement for an Irish private company limited by shares (LTD) to have a registered office, how it may change its registered office address, the documents that must be kept at the registered office and the trading disclosures required in relation to its registered office.

Ireland—Resolution—adopting new constitution—private company limited by shares
Ireland—Resolution—adopting new constitution—private company limited by shares

This Precedent sets out a special resolution to adopt a new constitution for an Irish private company limited by shares.

Ireland—Resolution—appointment of director—private company limited by shares
Ireland—Resolution—appointment of director—private company limited by shares

This is a precedent ordinary resolution to appoint a director of an Irish private company limited by shares.

Ireland—Resolution—company name change—private company limited by shares
Ireland—Resolution—company name change—private company limited by shares

This is a precedent special resolution to change the name of an Irish private company limited by shares.

Ireland—Trading disclosures—private company limited by shares
Ireland—Trading disclosures—private company limited by shares

This Practice Note summarises the statutory provisions governing the trading disclosures (in particular, the display of its registered name) that must be made by an Irish private company limited by shares.

Leasing or buying from a heritable creditor in possession (Scotland)—checklist
Leasing or buying from a heritable creditor in possession (Scotland)—checklist

This Checklist sets out the points that a tenant’s or buyer’s solicitor should check if acting on a transaction involving a sale or lease by hereditable creditor in possession in Scotland. It includes details of the title documents that should be provided, the points that should be checked in respect of the appointment of the receiver and the registration requirements.

Leasing or buying from a liquidator (Scotland)—checklist
Leasing or buying from a liquidator (Scotland)—checklist

This Checklist sets out the points that a tenant’s or buyer’s solicitor should check if acting on a transaction where the landlord or seller in Scotland is a liquidator. It includes details of the title documents that should be provided, the points that should be checked in respect of the appointment of the liquidator and the registration.

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