Author: Charlotte Perfect

Peregrine Law is proud to have been awarded ‘International Law Firm of the Year’ in the London 2019/2020 Prestige Awards hosted by Corporate LiveWire. We have been recognised for the quality of our international work and the diversity within our team. Our multicultural legal team

Peregrine Law is excited to be involved in the 4th IBA European Start Up Conference on the 20th November 2019. Nigel Clark, on behalf of Peregrine, will be leading a workshop on ‘how to have a successful start-up law firm’ and ‘advising fast-growth businesses’ alongside

A company’s success depends upon its people. This includes its owners and managers, as well as everyone else who works there. A limited company may be a distinct legal ‘person’ in its own right, but a company is only as good as its people and

Have you noticed how the accounting and legal industries have a bizarre way of coming up with hundreds of different words that actually refer to the same thing? It’s almost like accountants and lawyers invent exotic terms to bamboozle clients. Think of the records you

At the start of every matter, we ask clients for a copy of their latest articles of association and shareholders’ agreement so that we can launch straight into your deal. Often, our question is met with a “HUH?!”, and we can almost see the look

Imagine a law firm. You probably think of big businesses, book-filled offices and briefcases. The legal industry is hardly hailed as the land of tech-gurus. Lawyers have earned themselves a reputation as conservative and cautious technophobes.  Law has been one of the slowest sectors to

Is it a deed? Or is it an agreement? And does it even matter? Clients often come to us confused by contracts, dumbfounded by deeds and anxious about agreements. We completely get why you may be baffled. English contract law isn’t exactly written in the same language as your business

We’ve recently had a painful encounter with competition law. We were zooming along at 100mph. Compliance checks completed, documents drafted, emails were flying and then… the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) put the handbrake on our deal. As both the parties hoping to merge are