associate news
Young Legal Aid Lawyers: Who we are and what we do
Young Legal Aid Lawyers (YLAL) is a group of lawyers who are committed to practising in those areas of law, both criminal and civil, that have traditionally been funded by way of legal aid. We believe that the provision of good quality publicly funded legal help is essential to protecting the interests of the vulnerable in society and upholding the rule of law.
Start-up firm Integral Law selects Proclaim Practice Management solution from Eclipse
Start-up law firm Integral Law is implementing the Proclaim Practice Management solution from Eclipse, the Law Society Endorsed legal software provider.
Bridge Employment Law recommends Quill Type service
One of the early adopters of Quill’s outsourced typing service, Quill Type, is Bridge Employment Law. Type allows Bridge Employment Law to free up valuable weekend time, turn around documents quicker, reduce administration costs and rely on accurate document production.
Title Research launches new estate administration timeline guide
Genealogical research and asset repatriation specialists, Title Research, are pleased to launch a brand new guide about the estate administration timeline and how outsourcing specialist tasks to professionals can help.
Climate Change – Fiddling while the UK Burns
Two newly published reports from the Met Office and the Committee on Climate Change provides further damning evidence on the Government’s slow pace to tackling it, while showing that worse is to come with our weather patterns. Extremes of heat and rainfall proving yet again the direction we are going, with seemingly no firmer grip on the steering wheel.
Russell & Russell Solicitors refreshes practice management
Russell & Russell Solicitors have modernised their practice management with ALB from Advanced. In this case study we discover how ALB has helped to build on their success as a firm.
The importance of embracing property searches for commercial leases
A commercial property lease is normally one of the biggest overheads a business has after wages. This is not taking into account the initial outlay for renovations often required to ensure the premises is fit to benefit the commercial activities of the leaseholder.
Locating missing beneficiaries in estate administration
During the estate administration process, it’s becoming more common to come across missing or unknown beneficiaries. This is due to family dynamics becoming more complex as people lose touch and divisions occur. You could come across a beneficiary who is unfamiliar to the deceased’s loved ones or an heir whose whereabouts may not be known.
Solar: The Answer to our Energy Needs in the UK?
Summer is here – the sun is shining! And it seems brighter and hotter each year. As the climate changes, we need to adapt and harness this energy to create more resilient supply. Is solar energy the answer? We examine the potential and the issues that come with it.
Miller launch dedicated solicitors’ PI helpline
In light of the recent article published by The Law Society Gazette ‘Solicitors’ fury as insurer abruptly quits PII market’, it is clear that many sole practitioners and small law firms are unsure of what steps to take next.










