Michael Culver Bids Farewell as Chair of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers
Michael Culver, after serving six years as Chair of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers (ALL), has announced his decision to…
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APIL Calls for Action on Misuse of Dishonesty Claims in Injury Cases
The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) is raising the alarm over what it describes as the “scattergun” approach to…
Confusion Over Inheritance Process Persists Among UK Consumers
A recent study reveals that nearly 40% of UK consumers remain baffled by the inheritance process, highlighting a significant gap…
Pension Reforms: Navigating the Inheritance Tax Maze
The UK government’s proposed changes to inheritance tax (IHT) regulations could see pension pots pulled into the tax net by…
Judge Rules WhatsApp Messages Can Form Legally Binding Contracts
In a landmark decision, a UK judge has ruled that WhatsApp messages can legally constitute a contract, altering the landscape…
Unlocking the Power of Workplace Culture: Insights from Expert Andre Thomas
In the ever-evolving business landscape, workplace culture has emerged as a pivotal factor influencing both employee satisfaction and organisational success.…
Navigating Risks: How UK Professional Firms Manage Corporate Service Obligations
Professional firms in the UK, including solicitors and accountants, are no strangers to the intricacies of setting up companies and…
Thomson Snell & Passmore Welcomes Damien Jones as New Partner to Boost Probate Expertise
Thomson Snell & Passmore, a leading law firm in the South East of England, has announced the appointment of Damien…
Anticipating Change: The Law Commission’s Upcoming Overhaul of Wills in England and Wales
The Law Commission is poised to release a pivotal report that could significantly change the way wills are drafted and…
Government Delays Decision on Solicitor Apprenticeship Funding Cuts
The UK government remains undecided on potential funding cuts for solicitor apprenticeships, seven months after the initial announcement sparked concern…