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It’s time for baby boomers to face inheritance tax conundrums
It’s a simple fact that here on the Thames on the edge of one of the most prestigious cities o...
Working from home dissatisfaction see tribunal cases rise
Covid unquestionably changed life in a huge way for all of us, and it will probably only be in decad...
Charities losing out as they get overlooked in wills
These are difficult times for many in the UK and a simple gesture could make life so much easier for...
Word of mouth recommendation remains the reason why good law firms stay around
Being a long-standing part of the Staines business community, it is fair to say that over the years...
Over 60,000 injuries at work show progress still has to be made in UK
Construction remains the most dangerous profession for potential death according to figures produced...
Inheritance disputes on the rise in changing landscape
A recent report showing court cases involving inheritance disputes are increasing demonstrates a pro...
Festive period the perfect time to sort out your paperwork
The festive season is upon us once again and as usual for most of us it is time for a well-earned re...
What’s happening to the housing market in Staines?
It’s undoubtedly the case that we in England have something of an obsession with property, but...
Watchdog investigation shows the importance in trusted traditional law firms
A decision by the UK’s competition watchdog to investigate legal providers offering quickie di...
Sad battle over Aretha Franklin’s fortune a wider lesson to us all
For anyone with an interest in music Aretha Franklin needs no introduction. Rated by many as the...
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