It’s early Autumn in Truro. Sun streams in through the windows and the hubbub of Lemon Street murmurs below us. Lunch has arrived in the form of brown paper bag, perched in anticipation on the table, for inside is the … Continue reading →

“Thank you for everything, you made it all so simple this time around.”  

“You all have contributed by excellent work, expertise, guidance and patience during the last weeks and especially the last days, which enabled us to bring this very difficult and complex transaction over the line.”- Eric Buchmann (September 2019)   “It … Continue reading →

“Murrell Associates is a highly recommended law firm. Since 2010 we have been continuously working together in property and corporate matters and have brought more than 300 MW of solar farms in over 30 projects to a success. Murrell Associates’ … Continue reading →

We have experience working with businesses that develop, protect and exploit valuable intellectual property rights.   This includes software developers, clothing designers, the music industry and marketing agencies. We understand their business aims and needs and ensure that our legal … Continue reading →

“Thanks to Jenny and Caroline, in particular, for assisting in 2013. It’s generally good fun and I’m already looking forward to working together in 2014.”

“We are very pleased with the efficiency and attention provided by Murrell Associates as our ongoing legal advisers and have no hesitation recommending them to others.”

“We were pleased to instruct Murrell Associates in this transaction. They have a good understanding of the important issues for businesses in our sector and were able to provide clear and timely advice which assisted greatly in the completion of … Continue reading →

“As a small business, I needed external expertise to support with an important M&A project, but I also wanted to work with team that I felt understood my business and the needs of my board. The Murrell Associates team provided … Continue reading →

We recently advised on the restructuring of a group of companies. This involved the transfer of various constituent businesses from subsidiary groups up through the holding company, which was then liquidated, the businesses ending up in discreet new separate companies … Continue reading →