Charlie Hewlett
Senior Associate
Corporate & Commercial
+44 (0) 20 7079 8339
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Areas of Practice
Track Record
Advising on the sale of a fast-growing recycling company
Advising the family owners of a schools group on the sale of their business
Advising on the purchase of a financial services firm
Helping a client in the consumer goods space secure venture capital and angel investment
Working with an entertainment group to secure funding for a new central London location
Advising a well-known UK manufacturer on the reorganisation of its group
Education & Qualification
University of Oxford
London Business School
Qualified as a solicitor in 2012
Recommended by Charlie
Boodle Hatfield has today published a comprehensive legal guide to help family businesses manage the fallout of divorce. Written by Partner, Katie O’Callaghan the book – A Legacy Intact: safeguarding your family business in the event of divorce, will be distributed and made available online today, as part of the firm’s series of 300-year anniversary initiatives.
Read more 4 min read 10 Nov 2022 Non-UK entity lending take note!The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 requires overseas companies or entities owning or purchasing UK property to list their details on a public register. With this deadline fast approaching, Partner, Rahul Thakrar sets the pitfalls and issues that may arise for lenders and detail the actions that can be taken ahead of 31 January 2023.
Read more 2 min read 12 Oct 2022 Boodle Hatfield continues growth in 300th anniversary year with hire of Richard ElliottLeading corporate and private capital partner Richard Elliott has joined Boodle Hatfield from Ince.
Read more 6 min read 03 Oct 2022 When love gets in the way of business: how to advise family businesses in protecting themselves from divorceDivorce is renowned for being one of the most stressful life events that an individual can face. When a divorce involves a family business, this stress is often magnified given that it can result in other family members becoming embroiled in proceedings. Family Partner, Katie O’Callaghan explains how family businesses can protect themselves in IFA Magazine.
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