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Profile: Beth Middleton, senior associate at JMW Solicitors

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When probate is delayed, estates do not stop operating

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How can law firms select the right technology? Part 2: Who is making decisions, and are they the right people?

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The battle of evidence: Hierarchy, reliability and testamentary capacity

Why relying on family testimony in probate can put solicitors at risk

Profile: Beth Middleton, senior associate at JMW Solicitors

When probate is delayed, estates do not stop operating

How can law firms select the right technology? Part 3: The role of vendors and the importance of an implementation plan

The SRA’s client money reforms are well-intentioned. But will they actually work?

Mitigating professional indemnity risk through expert probate genealogy

Profile: Kieran Osborne, managing director at Squiggle Consult Ltd

How can law firms select the right technology? Part 2: Who is making decisions, and are they the right people?

A highly unusual way to scatter loves ones’ ashes

The battle of evidence: Hierarchy, reliability and testamentary capacity

Why relying on family testimony in probate can put solicitors at risk

Profile: Beth Middleton, senior associate at JMW Solicitors

When probate is delayed, estates do not stop operating

How can law firms select the right technology? Part 3: The role of vendors and the importance of an implementation plan

The SRA’s client money reforms are well-intentioned. But will they actually work?

Mitigating professional indemnity risk through expert probate genealogy

Profile: Kieran Osborne, managing director at Squiggle Consult Ltd

How can law firms select the right technology? Part 2: Who is making decisions, and are they the right people?

A highly unusual way to scatter loves ones’ ashes

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