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Emma Butcher
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- Environmental Law
- Maritime Law
- International Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Employment Law
- Criminal Law
- Tax Law
- Human Rights Law
- Military Law
- Insurance Law
- Real Estate and Construction Law
- Inheritance Law
- Immigration Law
- Banking and Finance Law
- Corporate Law
- Sports Law
- Education Law
- Consumer Rights Law
- Transport and Logistics Law
- Family Law
- Medical Law
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emma.butcher@clarkslegal.comPractice Areas
Emma is a partner in the dispute resolution team, advising on all types of commercial disputes with a particular focus on property litigation, commercial agency disputes, product liability and public procurement.
Property Litigation
Emma works closely with the firms commercial real estate team in dealing with landlord and tenant disputes, including contested lease renewals, dilapidations claims, forfeiture and service charge disputes. She also advises landlords on their obligations in relation to their residential property portfolios, including on rights of first refusal, leasehold enfranchisement and right to manage.
Commercial Agency
Emma advises both commercial agents and principals on their rights and obligations under the Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993. She regularly writes articles on this area for AgentBase, a trade organisation for commercial agents.
Procurement
Emma acts for suppliers in challenging tender awards under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and other associated legislation. Emma frequently achieves strong outcomes for clients including obtaining damages awards, re-runs of tenders, and the addition of parties to framework agreements. Emma gives regular webinars and training in this area
Product liability
Emma has expertise in product liability matters in particular for clients in the automotive sector. Emma advises manufacturers and suppliers on claims brought in negligence and under the Consumer Protection Act 1987, as well as on regulatory responsibilities including product recall.