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WELCOME TO MARC WHITE & CO
Straightforward, honest and transparent legal advice.
Whether you are an individual or a business, we talk your language and provide clear, practical advice that gets you results.
Marc White & Co is a law firm based in Bristol which provides an independent and professional legal service for individuals and businesses.
We are experts in international law, particularly Anglo-Spanish and Anglo-French law, and we translate this vast experience into honest and plain-speaking advice. Contact us for a confidential, no-obligation consultation.
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OUR SERVICES
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Wills, Trusts & Power of Attorney
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WHY CHOOSE US?
Your Trusted International Advisors
International and cross-border law is typically complex, so it’s vital you work with legal experts who understand its challenges. Our expert team of internationally-qualified lawyers have over 30 years’ collective experience working in this area.
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We are highly rated for our comprehensive and efficient client support.
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FCA v Arch Insurance – a victory for common sense?
Written by Marc White On 15 January 2021, the Supreme Court found in favour of policyholders, dismissing insurers' appeals pursuant to an earlier High Court hearing. The FCA represented the policyholders of business interruption policies, which were mainly small to...
We are still open for business
In line with the government's guidelines, our firm remains open. If you need us to witness documents, you can visit our COVID-secure car park. Get in touch for more information: www.mwnotary.com/contact-us/.
Care to serve Notice of Severance properly
Written by Marc White If a registered letter of notice to sever a joint tenancy is returned undelivered, notice will fail and property will pass by the usual doctrine of survivorship if one of the owners die immediately thereafter. In Fantini v Scrutton (2020 EWHC...