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Assistance in discovering wills of a serial will writer

The National Will Register’s will search continues to successfully assist various stakeholders within the wills and probate industry.

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Weightmans rolls out Clio Operate firmwide

UK-based large law firm, Weightmans LLP, adopts Clio Operate, signalling a shift toward workflow-driven legal infrastructure

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iManage unveils next evolution of platform at ConnectLive 2026

Company unveils the next evolution of the iManage platform, advancing the secure, governed foundation where organisations’ knowledge, context, and expertise can be safely harnessed for agentic AI

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John Barkers Solicitors delivers growth with OneAdvanced

After more than 20 years of partnership, John Barkers Solicitors and OneAdvanced continue to grow together, adapting to the evolving demands of the legal sector.

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Express Chambers appoints chief clerk as wider Express group continues to grow

Following on from the launch of Express Chambers, the advocacy arm of Express Solicitors, a new Chief Clerk has been appointed to help manage and grow the department.

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DSW launches legal arm with appointment of new MD

Dow Schofield Watts (DSW) has expanded its legal offering with the launch of a dedicated new division, DSW Legal, spearheaded by James Mallender, who has been appointed Managing Director.

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Brabners welcomes new Head of Corporate for next phase of team growth

Brabners has appointed corporate partner Ruth Hargreaves as its new Head of Corporate, following a strong 12 months for the team, during which it advised on more than £762m worth of deals.

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A storm in an SDLT cup?

With HMRC’s new registration regime opening from 18 May, confusion has been circulating across the conveyancing sector about what the new SDLT tax adviser registration really means in practice.

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