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Ellisons International Service
Our reach extends much further than our core regions. As part of a large global network of professional firms, we can help clients unlock the growth potential offered by new markets across the world – giving Ellisons a unique position with global connections and insights.
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Local support with global reach
We are a member of the Alliott Global Alliance, a leading multidisciplinary alliance of independent accounting, law and specialist firms, with 220 members in 97 countries. Our membership allows us to provide international thinking to our local presence and also connect you with some of the best like-minded individuals across the world.
By working in close collaboration with our international colleagues, we will ensure our clients can navigate complex tax, legal, financial and regulatory issues. Through our membership, we are able to place our clients with trusted, vetted professionals across the globe with whom we can coordinate their international needs. So, whether you are taking your first step into a new market or expanding your cross border operations, we can help.
Learn more about the Alliott Global Alliance here.
We can advise you on:
- Real estate
- Mergers & acquisitions
- Commercial law
- Corporate structuring
- Global Mobility
- Employment law
- Intellectual property
- International trade
- Regulatory law
- International Litigation
- Family law
- Wills, Trusts and Probate
INSIGHTS
News
19th March 2025
Ellisons advises on sale of Swift House in Chelmsford
Ellisons Solicitors has advised on the successful sale of Swift House, Hoffmans Way, Chelmsford. The property was sold by SDMC
Insights
24th February 2025
The Procurement Act 2023 – New Mechanisms Introduced
The Procurement Act 2023 (“Procurement Act”) takes effect today (24 February 2025) and represents a changing approach for public authorities
Court of Appeal clarifies the rules surrounding service of ‘notices’
A judgment was recently passed down in D’Aubigny v Khan and Anor in the Court of Appeal, which concerned whether
