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With a 25% drop in number of applications to register a Lasting Power of Attorney in the last year, Natalie Boorer, senior court of protection lawyer highlights the importance for making an #LPA in her most recent article 👉 https://bit.ly/3HC5xG3 #LastingPowerofAttorney
Congratulations to our managing partner @SGlenholme for being included in the 2022 edition of the Spear's 500 – @spearsmagazine's indispensable guide to the top private client advisers, wealth managers, lawyers & service providers for #HNW individuals 👉https://bit.ly/33xAFbp
We are looking forward to speaking at the @hrinherts #employment update today. Employment specialists Louise Attrup & Michael Kerrigan will highlight the key #employment law changes in 2021 & what to expect in 2022, providing practical guidance for HR professionals. #HertsCIPD
Featuring in the latest @lawsocgazette, #litigation lawyers, Rachel Watson and Elliot Nathan's most recent article highlights the importance of making sure you get what you are buying and how to avoid common pitfalls when acquiring another law firm 👉 https://bit.ly/3tCiL20
With the challenges posed to businesses by the #COVID19 pandemic still ongoing, commercial lawyers @kerrigan_mk @brawn_james @neilmercer247 and @CommLitAlex have put together a set of top tips to help businesses deal with the next stage of Covid-19 https://bit.ly/3GD9yKy
It’s been almost six months since lockdown restrictions were lifted. But with Covid variants bringing new challenges, the long-term impact of the pandemic is as uncertain as ever. For business owners and key decision-makers, the past two years have brought huge change – and often the need for difficult decisions to be made at short notice.
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Whilst many people start the New Year by making resolutions, the media says that family practitioners prepare for a surge in new divorce and separation enquiries and refer to the first working Monday in January as ‘Divorce Day'. But is it all a myth and will the introduction of no-fault divorce in April be dubbed by the media as the new Divorce Day?
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