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Personal representatives have an enormous weight on their shoulders when administering the estate of a deceased person. All of the legal and financial responsibility falls to the executor or administrator of the estate and it can be extremely complicated if the estate is distributed incorrectly.

Ipswich law firm Prettys Solicitors has signed up to integrated practice and matter management with SOS Connect from Solicitors Own Software due to its “proven track record.”

Every employer knows that, at some point in their life, employees will be absent and depart their place of work. Such matters are not always possible to predict. That’s the main reason for the immense popularity of outsourced cashiering services as a more reliable alternative to in-house staff.

By Tim Grant, operations manager of Trinity. Partnering with LEAP legal software, Trinity recognises that through the use of LEAP’s practice management software, improvements in security and processes play a significant and important role when presenting and negotiating terms with insurers.

There are a vast number of family historians and genealogists working in the UK but how do you know that the organisation you are using is the best choice for you and your client? The cheapest option may not always be the best option. Title Research highlight two recent case studies that may make you carefully consider your options going forward.

At the recent Teal Compliance Conference, we had some fun with one of those new fangled audience voting tools. It meant that we could ask the delegates all sorts of interesting questions, which they could answer completely anonymously.

InfoTrack has partnered with compliance experts Riliance to bring property professionals a free webinar on GDPR.

LexisNexis UK, a leading global provider of information and analytics, today announced that Irwin Mitchell, the 11th largest law firm in the UK, has selected LexisPSL as its preferred practical guidance platform.

An Oyez Professional Services survey finds solicitors optimistic about future and only a quarter are certain that Brexit will affect them.

Earlier this month, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) outlined a set of bold new measures to professionalise the sector, drive up standards and bring an end to rogue actors in the property industry. This, alongside a number of recent initiatives including Land Registry’s Digital Street programme, all adds up to far more than just a spring clean-up of the homebuying experience. New and exciting potential is emerging from proptech initiatives that can move the idea of a new-look property buying experience from political theory to practical reality.