2005 Releases
"John Deere Forestry, part of the worldwide John Deere group, has already begun
recruiting in the county after investing in a new warehouse and distribution
centre at Irthington, near Carlisle.
The company, which sells, distributes and services forestry
machinery, says it was attracted to the area because of the availability
of high quality, skilled labour, and Cumbria’s excellent transport links
to Scotland, the North West and North Wales."
December, 2005
"Crutes Law Firm continues its expansion by appointing Assistant Solicitor, Rosemary
Watson and Legal Executive, Sharon Dunstan. Rosemary Watson, a Wills
and Probate expert will work alongside partners, Charles Attenborough
and Stuart Hamilton."
November, 2005
"Crutes acted for the Claimant Company on the instructions of their insurers.
The claim followed a flood which caused damage to the Claimant’s factory in July 1998. The Claimant had engaged D1 to install air conditioning
to their factory during the summer shutdown period. D1 then subcontracted
the ducting work to D2. They in turn contracted with D3 to provide fitters
and fitter’s mates on a labour only contract."
October, 2005
Commercial Lawyer, David Hunter has joined Crutes Law Firm as part of its strategy for continued diversification and growth in the North of England.
September, 2005
Lyn Rowe, Office and Administration Manager at Crutes Law Firm in Newcastle,
has been awarded the title of ‘Workplace Supervisor/Mentor of the year
2004/05’.
August, 2005
The Mayor of Stockton has officially opened the
new Teesside office of the latest firm to move to the town’s prestigious
Teesdale Park.
July, 2005
Crutes law firm has opened a new Teesside office to help it
meet the growing demand for its services across the region. The firm,
which employs nearly 200 people across the North-East, has moved to Crutes
House on University Boulevard at Teesdale Business Park, Stockton.
May, 2005
The latest scandal to complicate the lives of David and Victoria
Beckham might not seem to have much immediate impact on the North East
business community, but any business that has signed a confidentiality
agreement could end up like the Beckhams and find information it previously
thought was private is soon in the public domain. Paul Earnshaw, Partner
with Crutes Law Firm in Newcastle, says that businesses in the region
should be taking steps to ensure that their transactions don’t become
public knowledge.
May, 2005
New
image as Crutes keeps on expanding
Leading law firm Crutes is expanding rapidly with 20pc growth
projected this year, and new staff set to join. The Newcastle firm recruited
51 staff across its three offices last year - taking numbers up 36pc
to 192 in just 12 months and plans to hire up to 30 this year if it hits
its growth targets.
April, 2005
Crutes Law Firm is launching a specialist new Licensing Unit
to handle the growing demand from local authorities and licensees throughout
the North for expert advice on the imminent Licensing Bill. The new Licensing
Unit will be led by Ranj Matharu, who has just been appointed as a Partner
with the firm. She will lead a team of seven people based at Crutes’
offices in Newcastle and Middlesbrough.
March, 2005
Crutes Law Firm, which has offices in Newcastle, Middlesbrough and Carlisle, has named the four as Sue Howes, Nikki Hyam, Tom Whitfield and Angela Kirtley.
January, 2005
Paul Earnshaw has been appointed as a Partner at Crutes Law Firm in Newcastle.
January, 2005
A number of leading national experts in the insurance litigation, mediation and claims handling sectors are addressing a national audience of businesses at a seminar in London next week.
January, 2005
Tim Wallis, who is Partner and Chairman of leading law firm Crutes, is heading to London next week to address a high profile national seminar on litigation. He will be talking on the subject of fixed fee Litigation.
January, 2005
Crutes Law Firm is launching a specialist new Licensing Unit to handle the growing demand from local authorities and licensees throughout the North for expert advice on the imminent Licensing Bill.
January, 2005
Crutes Law Firm recently represented Middlesbrough (as successor authority for Cleveland County Council) in the Court of Appeal in a claim, which had the potential to seriously damage councils’ chances of defending claims involving abuse of children many years ago.
January, 2005
The speakers involved in the seminar are leading specialists in the fields of litigation, mediation, training and claims handling from around the UK. Amanda Nicoll, Managing Director of Advent RTA Ltd, Tim Wallis, Chairman of Crutes Law Firm, Paul Malynn, Operations Director of Cybersettle UK and Neil Kinsella, Managing Partner of Russell Jones & Walker, are all speaking at the event.
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