Welcome to Teacher Stern
It is business as usual at Teacher Stern, however please note that our Bedford Row office is now closed and will not be staffed for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic, lockdown mandated by HM Government.
All staff are working remotely and may be contacted by telephone or email, please see Our People page to find the contact details you require.
Read all Teacher Stern updates regarding the pandemic here.
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If you are thinking of applying for our 2022 training contract, please click here for the latest update
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Teacher Stern is a leading full service commercial law firm. We are focused on meeting our clients’ objectives and expectations in each area of our practice, taking the time to gain a thorough understanding of our clients’ businesses and their goals. By adopting this approach, we provide our clients with clear and pragmatic solutions that go beyond legal advice.
Our lawyers aren’t just experts in their respective fields and sectors. They are accomplished, considered lawyers with well-rounded commercial experience who have the ability and determination to add value to our clients’ businesses. It’s often this added value that our clients cherish most.
News & Insight from our Blog
A day in the life of a Teacher Stern trainee
Ever wondered what it is like to be a Teacher Stern trainee? Meet Neha Solanki. Here is her 'day in the life of' account... I am a second-year [...]
Extended deadline to notify VAT option to tax
Extended deadline to notify VAT option to tax As part of its response to the Covid-19 pandemic, HMRC extended from the usual 30 days to 90 days the period in [...]
From Sports Betting to the Stock Market… what’s the difference?
From Sports Betting to the Stock Market... what’s the difference? Since the Coronavirus outbreak there has been virtually no sports betting due to nearly all sports events around the world [...]
Stamp Duty Land Tax Relaxation
Relaxation of 3 year rule for reclaiming 3% Stamp Duty Land Tax supplement Since 2016 purchasers of second homes have been subject to an additional 3% supplement on the SDLT [...]
