Are final distribution indemnity forms causing you a headache?
Indemnity forms can be a useful tool for solicitors trying to reduce the risk to their firm when distributing an estate, but they can have limitations. With the current economic situation, the parties signing the indemnities may no longer have the funds if there is a claim on the estate and the indemnities are called […]
Four celebrity deaths that highlight the importance of estate planning
When coming to terms with the death of a loved one, the grieving period can be disrupted by issues with their Will, inheritance disputes, or other complications. These difficulties are often highlighted by high-profile probate and estate administration cases. Kings Court Trust’s latest blog explores the lessons that can be drawn from celebrity estates, including: […]
Survey shows companies overwhelmingly support four-day working week
Scheme demonstrates positive results at halfway point of six-month trial The majority of companies who have taken part in a trial of the four-day working week have stated they will likely keep the policy past the six-month trial period. A survey has shown that at the halfway stage of a trial whereby employees will work […]
Inclusive workplaces for neurodivergent lawyers webinar
The SRA is hosting a free webinar to find out about inclusive workplaces for neurodivergent lawyers and hear from The Neurodiverse Lawyer Project. On Tuesday 18th of October the SRA is hosting a webinar from 12pm to 12.45pm with speakers such as, Zoe Allen-Robinson, AML Proactive Supervision Manager, SRA and Chair, SRA Access Ability Network […]