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The British Liver Trust are calling for all solicitors and will writers to become a part of their latest will campaign.

Does there need to be a stronger link between will writing and charities, or charitable giving in general? Should clients be encouraged to leave a lasting legacy for society, or should their families and friends remain the only beneficiaries?

Calling solicitors/will writers, help prevent liver disease, join our will campaign; get in touch for more pic.twitter.com/aojE5MpF5O

– British Liver Trust (@LiverTrust) July 1, 2015

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