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Ivon Sampson, head of immigration at London law firm Healys LLP, said the UK is not showing enough support to the three million residents from other member states. Continue reading →
By David Schollenberger, Partner and Head of IT/IP Healys solicitors
Starting and operating a franchise network without adequate brand protection is like unprotected sex. Well maybe not quite as enjoyable- but it is reckless and involves taking risks that could be avoidable and could prove catastrophic to the franchisor’s business. Continue reading →
By David Schollenberger, Partner, Head of Gaming, Hotels and Leisure, Healys LLP
Many international hotel management and franchising companies and well as franchisees and investors have focused their attention, development efforts and investments in Asia and the US over the past several years. The UK and Europe have seen less focus and expansion in the UK. This may be currently changing with prevailing market conditions.
According to a recent article in the Economist, last year saw hotel occupancy rates reach their highest in a decade in the UK. A building boom in hotels is underway to try to keep up with demand but there is still no sign of over capacity. Continue reading →
Healys’ charity team took part in the Tough Mudder Challenge on Saturday 30 April 2016. Tough Mudder is a series of hardcore 10-12 mile obstacle race – mud run events designed by British Special Forces to challenge the toughest of the tough. Continue reading →
Healys proud to announce that Immigration Specialist, Meghan Vozila, has been named as one of the 46 leading experts in Corporate Immigration, England by Who’s Who Legal. Continue reading →
As published on Lexis Nexis
Immigration analysis: To what extent can check-in staff be expected to spot false documents? Meghan Vozila, solicitor in the immigration department at Healys, explains the background to Ryanair Ltd v Secretary of State for the Home Department and considers the wider implications of Judge Lochrane’s decision. Continue reading →
On 24 March 2016, James Brokenshire announced that the Home Office will implement the Migration Advisory Committee’s (MAC) recommendations, arising out of their review of the Tier 2 Points Based System. The implementation will be staged, with some changes coming into force in autumn 2016 and further changes in April 2017. Continue reading →
Healys is pleased to announce that they are attending MIPIM Cannes 2016 from 15 – 18 March.
We have been attending the real estate event for a number of years and are looking forward to the networking and business opportunities at this year’s event.
Representing Healys will be three of our Partners;
If you would like to schedule a meeting with one of the team during the event, please contact us on 020 7822 4000 or email enquiries@healys.old-website.shout-loud.co.uk
Healys LLP were instructed to complete a sale of a company by Cheetah Management Services LDA (Cheetah) acting as agents for the seller to prepare and agree; the Heads of Terms and the Share Purchase Agreement; deal with enquiries regarding the company and the properties held by the company; exchange contracts and complete the share transfer. Continue reading →
