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Why verification matters: How shareholdings change over time

21 April 2022

Companies are constantly changing; they may rebrand, merge, be acquired, or even cease to trade, which can result in shares being affected. In estate administration, if the Deceased owns shareholdings, it’s important to verify them to ensure they are correctly declared and able to be sold or transferred.


Why is ISO 17100 important?

20 April 2022

Choosing the right legal translation provider can be challenging – how do you choose a translation provider and how can you be sure of the quality they will provide?


The College of Legal Practice is pleased to announce their collaboration with Acuity Law

20 April 2022

Award winning commercial law firm Acuity Law has chosen to work with The College of Legal Practice to offer a comprehensive and innovative SQE programme for their trainees. 


Introducing the spring 2022 edition of Entitlement from Title Research

19 April 2022

The spring 2022 edition of Entitlement, Title Research’s news digest for legal professionals, is now available to download completely free of charge.


Is Climate Change affecting the Property Market?

19 April 2022

Climate change is quickly becoming a growing concern for homebuyers, together with the wider property sector which helps to support them. In October 2021 ahead of the COP26 UN Climate Conference in Glasgow, 75% of adults in Great Britain said they were worried about the impact of climate change.


Will writing software – how does it work and is it worth it?

19 April 2022

Arken.legal’s software is built to draft in the same manner as a Solicitor, after all it was built by Lawyers. It has built-in controls and a dual screen, guiding practitioners through the building process whilst also enabling them to review their work as they go.  


Blaser Mills Law – trailblazing South East law firm uses latest tech to put client at heart of business

14 April 2022

With an amazing start to 2022, the tech team at LFS continue to welcome more law firms to the Minerva community. With offices based across the South East and in central London, Blaser Mills Law is a Legal 500 and Chambers ranked firm committed to building lasting relationships with their clients and delivering high-quality legal advice from experts in their field.


Misinterpretation of a legal costs order by a Paying Party & success on a detailed assessment hearing

14 April 2022

ARC Costs recently assisted Solicitors representing several Claimants in a costs case in relation to a housing disrepair matter, to achieve a significant recovery of the Claimants costs amidst numerous serious allegations raised by the Paying Party Defendant, and to have the Defendant’s own Bill of Costs reduced by more than 85%.


MHA Tait Walker selects VirtualSignature to provide Advanced eSignatures via iManage

14 April 2022

MHA Tait Walker has selected VirtualSignature to deliver the eSignature solution SmartSign, as part of its focus on continuous improvement and exceeding client expectations, securing another significant win for the fast-growing digital onboarding specialist.


Dye & Durham’s Insight and Data team to examine climate change exposure on property in free CPD webinars

13 April 2022

The award-winning Insight & Data team from Dye & Durham, is to host a series of four free webinars in association with Property Law UK, to examine the exposure to hazards resulting from climate change that could affect property purchase now and in the future.

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