RBG Legal Services (RBGLS) is the umbrella company behind two of London’s best regarded law firms: disputes powerhouse Rosenblatt and multi-disciplinary transactional specialist Memery Crystal. Memery Crystal is the commercial law firm of choice for entrepreneurs. Its legal services practice areas include corporate (including corporate finance, funds and financial regulation, and competition), banking & finance, commercial, IP & technology (CIPT), employment, and real estate. Rosenblatt focusses on dispute resolution, including litigation, arbitration, financial crime, and alternative dispute resolution such as negotiation and mediation. Rosenblatt is best known for being aggressive, outcome-driven litigators in high-profile, high-value and complex cases. Both brands work internationally, sharing quality standards, systems and resources. Training contracts give the opportunity to work for both brands, providing a unique insight into how two complimentary but very different teams operate. At Memery Crystal and Rosenblatt we believe strongly in collaboration and initiative. Our diverse teams contribute to a wealth of CSR initiatives (often alongside clients) and as we continue to grow we’ll be looking for new faces to join our fantastic team and contribute to our culture and values. RBGLS is the legal services division of AIM-listed professional services group RBG Holdings PLC. |
Why do our clients value the Memery Crystal tax team? We understand the in-depth implications and complications of tax, but we won’t drown clients in detail. We give straight-talking, clearly reasoned advice. It’s based not just on our own team’s expertise, but draws on all the specialist knowledge throughout Memery Crystal, making our solutions unusually well informed and effective. We offer advice for FTSE and AIM listed companies, entrepreneurs and UK and international businesses on a wide spectrum of tax issues. From corporate and transactional taxes, double tax treaty issues, entrepreneur’s relief and employment tax issues, to UK residents with overseas income and non-UK residents with UK property and income. |