Instead of chasing older and wealthier customers, private client lawyers should start engaging with younger generations, argues Rache
A former solicitor has been sentenced to four years and two months in jail after admitting he forged clients’ wills to cover hi
With growing reluctance on the part of GPs to provide mental capacity assessments, is it time for private client solicitors to look for assistance from other professionals, asks Gar
A stint in a legal call centre and part-time work as a front-of-house manager have taught Birkett Long’s new managing partner that knowing the law is just one part of being
Kathryn Purkis argues opposition to the government’s proposed changes to probate fees is misplaced, believing the move would have a Robin Hood effect in practic
Litigators should be attuned to capacity issues before taking or proceedings with client instructions, warns Hanna
Online legal tools can be liberating and confusing in equal measure, which is why lawyers are still need, so why can’t this be acknowledged, asks Gar
Decline in traditional partnerships suggests new approach to lega
No, Richard Barr will not use a WHSmith will form even if his 80-year-old client finds i
