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Danger of unregulated Wills cannot be underestimated
For high quality law firms looking out for their clients best interests, there are few things as con...
What are your rights if your boss wants you back in the office
Thankfully, as we enter the autumn of 2021 the world is beginning to resemble the place we once knew...
Legal satisfaction hits a new high despite pandemic’s challenges
Recent news that client satisfaction in legal services has hit a new high is welcome news to not onl...
Property boom shows little sign of a slowdown
When we all first began to feel our lives had become intertwined with some kind of sci-fi movie, jus...
Call for domestic abuse time limits to be scrapped welcomed
Very recently we saw the one year anniversary of the start of the first lockdown, which has subseque...
Actor who dies without a Will leaves £3m
A much-loved actor, who was known to many as Basil Brush’s sidekick before playing the part of...
Dale & Newbery open for business as usual during 2021 lockdown
This week’s announcement of a new lockdown for the country has affected many millions of busin...
Johnny Depp libel case keeps domestic violence awareness high
As many will be aware, in recent weeks, the Hollywood actor Johnny Depp lost his libel case against...
Families facing costly battles due to neglect of Wills
More than half of the UK’s adult population don’t have a Will, which could cause chaos f...
Staines property market experiencing unexpected boom time
With 2020 unquestionably a year none of us will forget, one of the most surprising developments of l...
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