Cripps

21/10/2026

You want a career in law, but uni isn’t the route for you?

On Tuesday 17 November, join our future talent team and current legal apprentices online to get the inside scoop on life as an apprentice at Cripps, from learning on the job to the application process.

There’ll also be a live Q&A, so bring your questions and find out what a legal apprenticeship could look like for you.

For out more and register your place: https://bit.ly/4yCL0eB

14/10/2026

Applications are now open for our 2027 Solicitor Apprenticeship and 2028 Training Contract programmes.

Whether youre exploring apprenticeship routes or a traditional training contract, our upcoming events offer the chance to ask questions, hear first-hand experiences and learn more about what a career at Cripps could look like.

Key dates for your diary:

Training contract- https://bit.ly/4pfPaVW
18 November – Trainee Open Day (applications close 11 October)
15 December – Online insight session
17 January – Applications close

Solicitor apprenticeship - https://bit.ly/3OJmSmt
4 November – Apprenticeship open evening
17 November – Online insight session
3 January – Applications close

Keep an eye on our social channels for application tips, insights into life at Cripps, and advice from our trainees and teams.Visit our website to find out more and submit your application.

05/10/2026

Are you looking for high quality training in a leading law firm working with diverse and interesting clients? We are currently accepting applications for our trainee solicitor programme and our legal apprenticeships.

Find out more and apply on the links below:

Trainee solicitor programme:
The first step in your career is a vital one. It’s important to get broad experience, acquire a good understanding of the law and appreciate the commercial side of the business. https://www.cripps.co.uk/join-us/graduates-and-students/trainee-solicitor-programme/

Legal apprenticeship:
A solicitor apprenticeship is an alternative route to qualifying as a solicitor, offering ambitious young people a pathway into the legal profession instead of attending full-time university. https://www.cripps.co.uk/join-us/graduates-and-students/legal-apprenticeships/

23/09/2026

On Saturday, Emma Brittain, Katie Brittain, Adam Rawlinson and Sarah L. completed the 20km walk from Amberley to Pulborough in support of Horsham Matters.

The climb up Amberley Mount certainly was a test, but crossing the finish line together made it all the more worthwhile.

A huge thank you to everyone who has supported the challenge so far. Thanks to your generosity, we've raised £620, and there's still time to donate to help Horsham Matters continue supporting local people and families across the Horsham District.

https://www.justgiving.com/page/emma-brittain-1?utm_medium=FA&utm_source=CL
https://www.justgiving.com/page/sarahlongman-hm

22/09/2026

At Cripps, developing exceptional talent is at the heart of what we do. We're delighted to celebrate the qualification of eight trainees who are taking the next step in their careers as newly qualified solicitors across the firm.

Their qualification marks an important milestone, and we're looking forward to seeing them thrive in their new roles. Well done to you all!

Private Client
Jessica Long, Charlotte Spendley and George Gradwell join our private wealth team.

Corporate
Emma Brittain joins our employment team, Anna Drapper joins our corporate transactional team and Edward Clark joins our commercial & tech team.

Real Estate
Thomas Tinson joins our commercial real estate team and Tereza Koshi joins our property disputes team.

Rebecca Glazebrook, partner and training principal says:
"We put a great deal of care into our training programme, and it’s wonderful to see so many of our trainees choose to build their careers at Cripps. They’re a brilliant group of future lawyers, and we’re excited to see them take this next step in their journey."

20/08/2026

What can you do if your former partner won't cooperate with the sale of the family home after divorce?

Obstructed viewings, rejected offers and delays can quickly become stressful and expensive. Lucy Gillman explains the enforcement options available when a court-ordered sale isn't progressing as it should.

If you're facing this situation, early legal advice can help protect your position and minimise further delay.

Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4xcNDEh

30/07/2026

What a month it's been for Molly Sacker!

After weeks of training in Portland, Molly headed to the National Championships and came away with the title from a fleet of 111 boats following six days of racing in every kind of condition.

Next stop: Ireland, where she'll spend time getting to know the World Championship venue ahead of September's competition.

Huge congratulations, Molly, and good luck with the final stages of preparation. We're proud to be part of the journey.

30/07/2026

Could a simple paperwork issue put years of trustee decisions at risk?

Dominic Ribet, explains why charities should take a closer look at historic trustee appointments and retirements, as seemingly minor governance errors can have significant legal and regulatory consequences.

His latest article highlights the warning signs to watch for and the steps charities can take to put matters right before problems escalate.

https://www.cripps.co.uk/thinking/red-flags-how-to-identify-and-manage-potentially-invalid-trustee-appointments-or-invalid-trustee-decisions-and-ratify-past-acts-made-without-authority/

17/07/2026

We were delighted to welcome Gusbourne to our London office last week for a fantastic w**e tasting session with RBC Brewin Dolphin.

With temperatures high outside, it was the perfect opportunity to enjoy a selection of exceptional English sparkling w**es while spending time with members of the RBC Brewin Dolphin team and colleagues from across Cripps.

It was a great way to share insights and connect with people from across our wider networks.

17/07/2026

Family businesses can be built on trust, but when relationships break down, disputes can quickly become personal as well as commercial.

In his latest article, Ed Weeks explains why understanding the family dynamics behind a dispute is often key to finding a workable resolution, and why mediation or negotiation can help avoid the cost and uncertainty of court.

Read the full article to find out more: https://bit.ly/4yqub83

Practical guidance on family business disputes, shareholder conflict and how mediation can help resolve issues before court.