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Families are being encouraged to check the car finance history of deceased loved ones after guidance from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) confirmed that eligible agreements held by people who have since died can still
Keep It Grief, the podcast created to encourage more open and honest conversations about loss, has been shortlisted for a major national podcast award just six months after launching. The weekly podcast, hosted by broadcaster
The Law Society has awarded 16 scholarships as part of its Diversity Access Scheme (DAS). Open to aspiring solicitors seeking to complete the legal practice course (LPE) or the solicitors qualifying exam (SQE), the scheme
In an ever-changing digital world, social media has become an increasingly important tool for legal professionals. With youth-orientated platforms such as Instagram and TikTok offering opportunities to reach new audiences and raise awareness of the
His Majesty The King has approved the appointment of Lord Briggs of Westbourne as the next president of the Supreme Court. The King made the appointment on the advice of the Prime Minister and Lord
Aviva’s has launched a high value service unit to support advisers in addressing complex needs of high net worth clients, amid rising demand for inheritance tax (IHT) planning. The insurer has brought together two expert
HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has appointed Megan Lee-Devlin as its new chief executive officer, responsible for the administration of criminal, civil and family courts in England and Wales. As director general for justice
Dudley Building Society has launched a new educational guide designed to help more people understand how trusts work and the role they can play in protecting savings, supporting loved ones and planning for the future.
A former Law Society president has called for greater attention to the pressures affecting solicitors from different backgrounds, as it was revealed a disproportionate number of Black solicitors are seeking support from The Solicitors Charity.
The Ministry of Justice is inviting nominations for the award of King’s Counsel Honoris Causa. The nomination window is open now and will close on 18th September. To be eligible for the award, the individual
An analysis of HMRC data by wills and probate solicitors David W Harris & Co reveals the large differences in how much families pay in inheritance tax (IHT) across the UK. Using figures for the
Following the flurry of high-profile cabinet appointments made by Andy Burnham, Sarah Sackman’s re-appointment as minister received more muted attention. The MP for Finchley and Golders Green remains in post as a minister of state
New research from The Private Office (TPO) shows a marked change in how older generations think about passing on wealth, as annual financial gifts across the UK reach £17 billion, with £9.6 billion going directly