The role of in-house counsel has never been more demanding. Balancing commercial priorities with legal risks requires not only technical expertise but also practical, up-to-date insight.
Earlier this month, Myerson Solicitors hosted a hybrid seminar bringing together leading experts to provide in-house counsel with clear, actionable guidance on today’s most pressing legal challenges.
Whether advising on major IT contracts, navigating client or supplier solvency issues, or ensuring organisational governance meets evolving expectations, attendees gained valuable tools and perspectives to enhance their in-house practice.
Key Insights and Takeaways
Participants benefited from expert-led sessions covering:
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Negotiation issues in IT Contracts
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Addressing solvency concerns relating to Clients, Customers, and Suppliers
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Corporate Governance & Compliance Updates
Speakers
Our expert panel delivered practical, real-world insights:
- Akeel Latif - Partner - Corporate
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Richard Meehan, Partner – Commercial
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Richard Wolff, Partner – Restructuring & Insolvency
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Chris Moss, Partner – Corporate
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Jonathan Garner, Associate – Corporate
Contact our In-House Counsel Support
Get in touch with our expert team today to discuss how Myerson can support your in-house legal needs and upcoming commercial challenges.
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Mohammed Akeel Latif
Partner
Akeel has 25 years of experience acting as a Corporate solicitor. Akeel has specialist expertise in mergers and acquisitions, share options and buy-backs, shareholder disputes, and business reorganisations.
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