Articles by ‘Milan Kapadia’

The City firm of Royds LLP has confirmed the acquisition of the London practice of Balsara & Co. The combined firm will trade as Royds. Balsara & Co have for many years practiced in…

The media is carrying a number of reports about how a number of leading European aviation companies (including Airbus, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Air France, Air Berlin and Iberia) have warned that EU plans to charge airlines for carbon pollution will affect jobs and trade deals with China. 

Royds has recently teamed up with Oxfam as part of its Oxfam Collects at Work scheme https://www.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam-collects/index.html.  Oxfam is in urgent need of stock and has launched this scheme with various businesses in an effort to build up their stock and make it more convenient for people to donate.

Royds took to the ice at Somerset House for the last breath of Winter magic.  Sponsored by Tiffany it was every bit the fairy tale wonderland you would expect.

Last night a team of Royds staff met disguised and ready for an adventure at this seasons screening by the Secret Cinema which took place at our client – The Farmiloe Building.

It’s not a good time for the travel and airlines sector. Thomas Cook, the travel agent which hit the UK headlines a few weeks ago for seeking additional bank finance, has announced the closure of 200 outlets.  Other stories have hit the headlines over the last few days.

In making use of London’s plentiful parks and long summer evenings Carter Lane’s sporting elite, disguised as Lawyers of Royds LLP, headed out last night to Green Park for a bit of friendly five aside football.

As tickets for the London 2012 Olympics went on sale two weeks ago the general public now has less than a few weeks to place bids for a total of 6.6 million seats.

As you may have seen on the news this week the Lord Chancellor, Ken Clarke, has announced his intentions to implement the Jackson Report on litigation funding in a White Paper.

The Budget was held on 23 March 2011. I have the following key points:-

‘Copies and look-a-likes-retailers beware’ by Stephen Welfare, Professional Jewellers Magazine

A person is insolvent if they have insufficient assets to pay their debts and financial liabilities.