The LLP: 25 Years On – Professional Practices Alliance Webinar – Friday 7 March 9.00am – 10.00am GMT

We couldn’t let the (approximate) 25th anniversary of the Limited Liability Partnership go past without bringing you a webinar sharing our expert insights into the interesting and challenging features of LLPs we’ve seen over the last 25 years and what we see approaching on the horizon for LLPs. 

This panel discussion will touch on the key benefits of using LLPs in professional services, the trends we’ve seen – be that a move away or back to LLPs, key tax changes and issues, trends in LLP disputes as well as what the next 25 (or at least 5) years may hold for LLPs. 

Ours speakers will discuss:

• Key uses of LLPs in professional services – then and now
• The increase in larger LLPs and what impact that has had on firms and partners
• Flying the nest – how are those who turned their back on the structure faring – pros and cons of LLP v corporate 
• A brief tale of the tax challenges for LLPs and members
• Trends in partner remuneration
• The duty of good faith: an evolution in LLPs.
• Will we ever get a body of case law? The challenges and trends of LLP litigation

Speakers:

• Jeremy Callman, Barrister, Ten Old Square – Leading expert in partnerships and LLPs and renowned authority on the issues relating to discretionary decisions making in this context, having advised and litigated on numerous cases in this field
• Corinne Staves, Partner, CM Murray LLP – Leading non-contentious partnership law expert, specialising in advising on all aspects of partnerships, LLPs and professional practices law and practice for both firms and individual partners
• Dr Robert Millard, Cambridge Strategy Group – Law firm consultant and specialist in strategy, mergers and business model transformation
• Sarah Chilton, Senior Partner, CM Murray LLP – Leading Partnership law specialist and co-head of CM Murray LLP’s partnership practice (Chair)

Date: Friday 7 March 2025
Time: 9.00am-10.00am GMT

Registration:
Register to attend here.

Should you have any questions that you would like to be put to the speakers, please email Sarah Chilton.