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Landmark Information, the property, land and environmental data specialist, has extended a free re-ordering service on all of its RiskView Residential environmental report orders, which is available to property conveyancers up to 12-months after the original order was made.

Guardianship for children is a common trigger for making a Will, and with some practitioners reporting a 75% increase in demand for Wills during the COVID-19 climate, many parents will be prioritising these provisions (and their peace of mind) now more than ever.

Cardiff-based legal training provider, BARBRI Altior has announced the launch of its virtual edition of the Professional Skills Course (PSC) core module, Advocacy & Communication, via its Live Online platform for the very first time this week.

Title Research’s Technical Manager, Simon Barber, will discuss what Bona Vacantia is, the options available to you when you come across a Bona Vacantia case, and how a genealogist can help your approach to an unclaimed estate.

After having been in business for over 100 years, you would think it would be very difficult for Davis Blank Furniss to make substantial changes.

With many law firms now working from home, search and software provider poweredbypie, has announced an accelerated introduction of its new online communication tool Document Portal.

Tracking media consumption is a core part of our day job here at First4Lawyers, so keeping up with current trends and adapting our response accordingly to the COVID-19 epidemic is part and parcel of what we do.

iManage, the company dedicated to transforming how professionals work, today announced that it has rolled out a virtual Artificial Intelligence University (AIU), as an adjunct to its customer on-site model.

Today’s Legal GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) environment is getting increasingly complex. Recent regulatory changes around data protection, including the introduction of the GDPR, CCPA and other laws around the world, have caused a dramatic impact on organisations and how they are trying to respond to the new challenges posed in order to establish and maintain compliance.

It’s no surprise that demand for Wills has risen in recent weeks. Not only from the vulnerable and elderly, but NHS staff and key workers have been advised to get their affairs in order. Additionally, those with no Will in place are now finding the time to secure their wishes, should their circumstances change.