The future of one of Manchester’s oldest pubs has been secured, following a long-running legal battle with brewing giant, Heineken.
The Briton’s Protection, which is one of only three surviving city centre buildings to have stood near the site of the Peterloo Massacre, has been locked in a legal dispute over its application for a
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Labour pledges commitment to Hillsborough Law: teeth but no bite?
Calls for a ‘Hillsborough Law’ and increased accountability of public servants have been voiced for many years. However, despite a number of independent inquiries and investigations, litigation and even draft legislation being prepared, progress towards a statutory duty has been slow.
When Andy Burnham, then MP for Leigh, proposed a statutory duty of candour for
Ten in 10 – Tom Hall
Tom Hall is a self-professed ‘day oner’ – part of a core who joined Pannone pre-MBO in 2014. His career began at the ‘old Pannone’ in September 2004, when he started a training contract in the business crime team. Twenty years on, Tom is a partner in the corporate team and has become an integral
Pannone advises recruitment business on new Manchester HQ
Pannone Corporate advised staffing specialists, G2V Recruitment Group on its move to 3 Hardman Square office building in Spinningfields, as its new Manchester base.
Pannone real estate partner James Wynne led the deal which saw the business sign a new 10-year lease of the 12,300 sq ft space at 3 Hardman Square, Spinningfields. Andrew Cowell
CQC inspections fall to second lowest level since 2016 – new data shows
Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspections have fallen to their second lowest level in almost 10 years, as the day-to-day regulatory function of the public body continues to lag behind pre-pandemic activity.
According to new data, physical inspections by the CQC have dropped from a peak of almost 23,000 in 2016, to just less than 8,000
Ten in 10 – Steve Elderfield
In the latest in our 10 year anniversary blog series, Ten in 10, we speak to the man who keeps the IT engine running at Pannone – Steve Elderfield.
Steve joined what was the ‘old’ Pannone is 2006 as a Senior IT Support Technician, before moving across to Pannone Corporate following the firm’s MBO in
Commercial considerations on terminating contracts
Commercial entities will, at some time or other, be faced with the termination of a contract they are a party to. Despite the parties’ best intentions at the outset of a contract, circumstances may change, whether through a change in the economy; rising cost of materials; an unforeseen situation whereby one party is unable to
Pannone Corporate strengthens team with quadruple hire
Manchester law firm Pannone Corporate has strengthened its team with the appointment of four legal professionals.
Helen Fyles joins the firm as an associate partner in the insolvency and restructuring team, previously having worked at Knights plc and Mills & Reeve LLP. Helen will support partner Daniel Clarke in helping to develop and grow the
What could a Labour government bring to UK workforces?
The General Election is just around the corner and is expected to bring a changing of the guard, with Labour firm favourites to take over the post.
A change in government would bring a change in approach, and while the manifestos are light on the detail, they do give us an indication of where possible
AI and the Future of Work: A landscape of uncertainty
Following our AI in the Workplace event last month (May), our guest speaker, Dr Richard Whittle, takes a closer look at AI and the future of work, looking at the uncertainty that exists, as well as the potential. Read more here…
AI and the Future of Work: A landscape of uncertainty
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