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Published: 4th August 2026
Morr & Co strengthens private client team with partner appointment
Morr & Co continues to invest in its growing private client practice with the appointment of partner Michael Charalambous, the latest in a series of senior hires as demand for complex private wealth advice continues to rise. Michael, who will be based in the firm's Wimbledon office, specialises in…
Published: 27th July 2026
New rent review regime could create winners and losers across commercial property market
The government’s ban on upwards-only rent reviews (UORRs) could create a two-tier commercial property market, law firm Morr & Co warns, as newly re-appointed Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Angela Rayner faces industry calls to provide clarity on how and when the
Published: 26th May 2026
Ban on upwards-only rent reviews won’t save the high street
New legislation to ban upwards-only rent reviews (UORRs) for commercial property are unlikely to save the high street and may not achieve government aims, according to a legal expert at Morr & Co LLP. The much-heralded English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 has now received Royal…
Published: 14th May 2026
Morr & Co makes 20 promotions to support growth plans
Leading law firm Morr & Co is celebrating 20 key promotions as it continues to expand across Surrey, Hampshire and London. Among the senior appointments, Francesca Wild has been promoted to partner in the employment team, while Laura Robson has been made partner in residential property. Catherine…
Published: 28th April 2026
Triple win for Morr & Co at Probate Industry Awards 2026
Law firm Morr & Co is proud to announce a triple award win at the Probate Industry Awards 2026, held in London, recognising both individual excellence and team-wide achievement across the firm’s Private Client and Court of Protection practices. At the ceremony, Morr & Co, which has offices in…
Published: 20th April 2026
Don't give up on EOT as an exit option because of capital gains tax
By Greg Vincent, Partner, Morr & Co LLP Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs) have dipped in popularity since the government reduced the associated tax relief; but businesses shouldn’t be too hasty to rule it out as an option for their exit strategy. The change, effective from November 2025, has…
