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Founded in 1851 we have grown to become an award-winning modern law firm, expert at delivering the best results for our clients. We are Moon Beever LLP :-No OC424175 – registered in England & Wales:- registered address:-1st Floor Bedford House, 21a John Street, London, United Kingdom, WC1N 2BF.
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- 17-12-2020
Moon Beever raises £765 for the London Legal Support Trust
Thank you to everyone who supported our team that took part in the London Legal Walk 10xChallange 2020. We're delighted to have raised £765 for The London Legal Support Trust.
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- 23-11-2020
Turnaround, Restructuring and Insolvency Conference 2020
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- 17-07-2020
Moon Beever to Join the London Legal Walk again
Moon Beever is pleased to participate once again in the London Legal Walk to take place on 5 October 2020.
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- 18-05-2020
Frances Coulson to chair Joint Fraud Conference
We are pleased to announce that Frances Coulson will be chairing the joint fraud conference being held at London’s Institute of Chartered Accountants HQ in Moorgate on 27th October.
Uber – The Ruling and its likely impact
The Supreme Court has delivered its decision on the long running Uber case (Uber BV v Aslam & Others UKSC 2019/0029).
Re Muhammed Munir (Murphy & Anor v Munir & Ors)
The case of Re Muhammed Munir (Murphy & Anor v Munir & Ors) [2021] EWHC 278 (Ch) deals with a scenario familiar to trustees in bankruptcy: an application to recover property for the benefit of the bankruptcy estate that is resisted on the basis that it is held on trust.
Lyle v Bedborough – The importance of writing it down
Kumar v Hellard – A decision on capacity