Paul Maudgil

Associate

Corporate

[email protected]
+44 (0)1892 506 286

I am an associate in the corporate transactional team where clients value me for my practical, jargon-free advice.

I have a particular interest in acting for both buyers and sellers in share purchase acquisitions.

Area of expertise

Qualifications and memberships

  • Admitted as a solicitor in September 2024
  • SRA

Steph Young

Legal Secretary
+44 (0)1892 506 276
[email protected]

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How we made a difference

We are grateful to Cripps for their support and guidance throughout our recent merger with another charity. This was a complex process involving a challenging property dispute, a time-critical property transaction, and a range of legal considerations surrounding charity and company law. From the outset, Cripps demonstrated a deep understanding of the unique needs of charities and provided us with clear, expert advice at every stage. Their team was highly responsive, meticulous, and took the time to explain complex legal matters in a way we could understand. Thanks to their dedication and expertise, we were able to navigate these legal challenges smoothly and successfully complete the merger. We recommend Cripps to any charity seeking professional, reliable, and effective legal assistance. They helped make our vision a reality.

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My thinking

6 Jul 2026

When family and business collide: Managing disputes before they escalate
15 Apr 2026

Family businesses and governance: why structure matters
16 Jan 2026

Scaling up: funding options for growing family-owned businesses
11 Jun 2025

Transmission of shares
17 Feb 2025

Cripps advises Kalray on sale of Pixit Media and Arcastream to DataCore
12 Feb 2025

Plan for success(ion): Succession planning for family businesses
5 Jan 2024

The concrete conundrum
13 Jul 2023

Martyn’s Law: What operators need to know about the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill
1 Mar 2023

Claims by adult children in a post-Ilot landscape
23 Feb 2023

Hirachand v Hirachand to be reconsidered by Supreme Court

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