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Quill appoints Doug Convery from SOS Legal and doubles its sales resource

23 September 2021

Quill has hired seasoned professional, Doug Convery, to join its sales team in a newly created regional sales consultant position and drive further business growth while supporting its strategic direction for continued market share expansion.


Podcast explores the legal sector’s adoption of technology

23 September 2021

In the latest Topical Talks with Title Research podcast, Tom Stansfield, Marketeer and Head of Growth at WillSuite, joins Anthony Allsopp, Head of Business at Title Research, to discuss the legal sector’s adoption of technology, online Will writing and digital assets in Wills. More specifically, the podcast explores:


Star of Who Dares Wins raises awareness of military pensions scandal

22 September 2021

Ex UK Special Forces soldier, and star of Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins, Ollie Ollerton is working with Keller Lenkner UK to raise awareness of military pensions mis-selling.


Perfect Portal enters The Great Big North West Tour 2021!

22 September 2021

Perfect Portal are excited to announce their participation in a charity banger rally, The Great Big North West Tour 2021 to help fundraise for Derian House Children’s Hospice.


Did the Northern property market really need the Stamp Duty holiday?

22 September 2021

As the Stamp Duty holiday comes to a close, Claire Elliott, Client Relationship Manager at tmgroup, asks “Did the Northern property market REALLY need the Stamp Duty holiday, or did it make a bigger difference in the South?”.


Inheritance Tax – to be or not to be

22 September 2021

Following Boris Johnson’s announcement about a £12bn a year tax hike to cover Health and Social Care, experts’ attention has moved onto wealth taxes and they have been giving their opinions on what ‘could’ and ‘should’ happen.


What can WillSuite bring to your boardroom table?

21 September 2021

As a leading provider of legal tech, WillSuite enables you to draft legally compliant documents which don’t confuse and bemuse your clients. As a software provider responsible for the operations of hundreds of firms we take our responsibility seriously.


Search Acumen comments on HMRC’s Monthly Property Transactions for August 2021

21 September 2021

The latest UK monthly property transactions data shows the provisional seasonally adjusted estimate of UK residential transactions in August 2021 is 98,300, 20.8% higher than August 2020 and 32.0% higher than July 2021


Iken Business Ltd and Bundledocs announce software integration

21 September 2021

Iken Cloud goes from strength to strength. The innovative and feature-rich case and knowledge management cloud solution fully integrates with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace and is successfully managing complex and diverse workloads. Through Iken Cloud organisations are saving costs, adding value, and driving productivity.


Is there a demand for medallion guarantees in the UK?

21 September 2021

A Medallion Signature Guarantee, also known as a Medallion Stamp, is a unique certification stamp introduced by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 1992. It guarantees the authenticity of an investor’s signature. The Medallion Signature Guarantee Programme protects shareholders by making it harder to forge signatures for unauthorised, fraudulent transfers. It also limits the liability of the transfer agent accepting the certificates by providing a guarantee on the legitimacy of stocks and shares to be sold or transferred.

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Modern vehicles: new injury profiles and new legal challenges

As the number of electric vehicles on UK roads continues to grow year-on-year, it is important to address the risks that come with their increased adoption.


The SRA needs to admit it got it wrong about SLAPPs

The High Court judgment in Ashley Hurst v SRA in January raises serious questions about the regulator’s approach to allegations of SLAPP-like behaviour.


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