Collective Purpose

A Team Sport? Lawyers, COP26 and Change from Within

“Addressing the interconnected emergencies facing our societies and planet will require systems change, and transformations of that scale are a team sport.” (See Harvard Business Review, The Myth of the CEO Hero) It’s common knowledge that the safe limit for the rise in global average temperature is 1.5 degrees Celsius.  A recently published UN Report concluded that if carbon […]

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At London Law Collective we believe that it’s not enough to act alone

David Farquharson Founder More Info + To address the most pressing global issues of our time, it’s up to governments, companies and individuals to work together responsibly. That’s why when we started LLC, it was always our ambition to apply for B Corp UK Status. We are delighted to announce that at the end of

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The abuse of women – what ‘us men’​ are supposed to do

David Farquharson Founder More Info + “I’m not sure what us men are supposed to do. The vast majority respect women completely so these stories are aimed at nutters, who will always be nutters regardless”(Tweet in response to Marina Hyde’s “What happened to me was nothing – the nothing women know all too well” Guardian,

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London Law Collective and an ode to 2020: afterwards many are strong at the broken places

David Farquharson Founder More Info + So, about 2020. A hard one to sugar coat really. It was Hemingway in one of his regular dark moments who said “The world breaks every one”. More optimistically, he coupled this with “afterwards many are strong at the broken places”. It is my hope that, as we exit almost everyone’s annus horribilis, many of

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Marina Pengilly & Lexi Willetts – Little Black Door

Little Black Door (LBD) is a fashion tech start-up. With the LBD concept, the co-founders, Marina and Lexi, developed a platform to manage wardrobes of clothes in a more sustainable way. LBD focuses on the premium managed market, capturing the value of their users’ wardrobes and making it accessible while also building a vibrant fashion

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When You Say Social Enterprise – Mike Hornsey

Mike Hornsey Senior Associate More Info + London Law Collective works with a range of early stage organisations; from newly incorporated companies, to owner-managed SMEs, to Series A start-ups. We’re particularly excited to work with organisations with a social purpose.  By this, we mean companies who understand the immense power of business to be a force

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