Free webinar | Thursday 27 November | When genealogy goes wrong: Case studies

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Genealogy in the UK is an unregulated industry, with very few barriers to entry. As such, there are numerous firms of Heir Hunters, large and small, that can present themselves as reputable firms able to assist the legal profession. Title Research is the only major UK genealogy firm that specialises in solely working with private […]

£2.1 million pocket watches – the surprising value in this common inherited item

Three gold pocket watches

A British pocket watch made headlines this week after achieving a world-record £2.1 million at auction. While few estate watches will reach seven figures, unusual mechanisms, rare makers and advanced complications can all have a dramatic impact on value and therefore solicitors and executors should always seek a professional valuation of these niche objects. Below […]

Scaling your probate work without increasing headcount: Leveraging specialist partners

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Private client teams across the UK are dealing with a difficult balancing act. Demand for probate services continues to rise, estates are becoming more complex, and clients expect clear communication and faster progression. Yet many firms are operating with static teams, limited recruitment success and growing administrative burdens. The result is a structural capacity challenge […]

Law Society unveils artwork to honour 200 years of legal service

Law Society

The Law Society of England and Wales has unveiled the artworks it commissioned to mark 200 years of supporting solicitors, created by celebrated British artist and Turner Prize winner Helen Cammock. ‘A People’s Practice’ is a suite of three art works installed at the Law Society’s Chancery Lane building in London. Each piece invites reflection […]

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