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Negotiation burnout warning for conveyancers as data shows buyers markets across the UK

Conveyancers face shifting risk profiles as the gap between asking prices and final sale values widen in the UK. 

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Don’t let compliance gaps cost you a merger

For many firms, a merger or acquisition represents a genuine growth opportunity. But it’s an opportunity that can be entirely derailed if compliance gaps are exposed during the process.

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The Stowe Story: Scaling a £80m law firm the right way

Episode 4 of Leading the Deal is now live as an audio podcast — featuring Ken Fowlie, Chair of Stowe Family Law, and the story behind scaling the firm into a £80m+ national leader.

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Revealed: Risk of stranded assets increases, as MEES compliance slows

Energy compliance in the commercial real estate sector is slowing, new analysis has revealed, raising concerns of stranded assets and sell-offs.

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Brabners advises London creative studio on transition to employee ownership

Brabners’ specialist EOT team has advised London-based creative production studio Knock Knock on its transition to employee ownership.

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Osprey Approach

Landmark research project to map transformation trends in the Welsh legal sector

Collaboration between Legal News Wales and Osprey Approach aims to deliver the most comprehensive research project of legal services in Wales to date.

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AI-Generated content poses confidentiality and compliance risks for law firms

By Dan Hodges, Managing Director of Legal Futures Associate Conscious Solutions As law firms increasingly explore AI to support marketing content, a blog by Dan Hodges, Managing Director of legal digital marketing firm Conscious Solutions, featuring insight from Peter Wright, IP… Read More

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Registration as a tax adviser: what legal advisers need to know and do

Our initial article explained that the guidance is clear: if you interact with HMRC about another person’s tax affairs and receive payment for doing so, you are considered a tax adviser. 

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