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 ...

James is a Partner in the Corporate team advising both private and public companies. He has extensive experience advising founder-led, private equity-backed and sovereign wealth fund- backed ...

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 is proud to announce our continued recognition as a leading firm in the Legal 500 UK Solicitors ...

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.

Working in partnership with the Managing Partner and Senior Partner, Lesley provides executive oversight and leadership of the Firm’s operational professionals to help Charles Russell Speechlys ...

All company acquisitions involve a degree of due diligence and disclosure, crucial processes undertaken by the purchaser and the seller on the target company before entering into a corporate ...

Last month, Charles Russell Speechlys in collaboration with G3 hosted a breakfast seminar to unpack what the Defence Investment Plan (DIP) really means for UK SMEs. We explored where the money is ...

What is the Building Safety Levy? The Building Safety Levy is a new charge on major residential developments in England, established under powers in the Building Safety Act 2022 with detailed rules in ...

Revolut’s consideration of a dual listing in London and New York has provided a potentially significant vote of confidence in the London Stock Exchange, despite the fintech’s stated preference for the ...

An incorrect reading of the date on a religious painting resulted in a fourteenth-century work being treated as a modest nineteenth-century piece and authorised for export from Italy to Switzerland.