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Edwin Coe is delighted to announce that it has advised Xynergy Groupe SAS, an European leader in the production health products and provision of health programmes based in France, on its acquisition of a majority interest in Jane Plan, a UK leader in the weight loss industry.
Edwin Coe’s cross-practice team was led by Corporate

Edwin Coe is delighted to have assisted Siparex and the Winncare Group, a leading European manufacturer of medical devices with its head office in Paris, in the recent acquisition of UK company, Herida Healthcare Limited, which develops products intended to enhance the comfort and quality of care for patients. Edwin Coe’s M&A team was led

Law360
In an article for Law360, David Greene, our Head of the Class Action and Finance Litigation examines the actions that Amazon is currently facing across the world.
The world tech giants are receiving much attention from competition regulators in many jurisdictions. As night follows day class action lawyers are not far behind.
Like some other


In her role as President of R3, Restructuring & Insolvency Partner Christina Fitzgerald recently spoke to The Times’ James Hurley, commenting on the recent rise in corporate insolvency figures.
Company insolvencies last month were 35 per cent higher than in the last pre-pandemic November, the clearest sign yet that economic strife is taking its toll


Edwin Coe are attending Wilberforce Trusts Litigation Day 2023.
“Our annual Trusts Litigation Day returns on Monday 23rd January 2023 at InterContinental London Park Lane. The event features a number of topical talks delivered by members of Chambers as well as several workshop sessions where guests will work through a series of scenarios with Wilberforce


Brenna Baye from our Construction team recently discussed the new guidance from the Construction Leadership Council concerning the use of retention clauses under NEC forms of contract, in an article in November’s Construction Law magazine. 
Construction lawyers have welcomed new guidance on the use of retention clauses under NEC forms of contract, which emphasises that