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What did the GP say? Making sense of a claimant's self-report about care received

Drs Hugh Koch, Faye Fraser, Chris Harrop, and Elizabeth Boyd discuss the importance of careful analysis of GP records in forming a robust expert opinion

LPAs are 'oversimplified and dangerous'

'If someone makes an LPA with incorrect provisions which make it useless, it will still be registered'

Searches UK leads the market into the new generation of conveyancing

Advancing technology will enable conveyancers to minimise risk on case files and get up to speed with the needs of first-time buyers 

New faces and a new office at Stewart Title

Expansion will assist the company to 'provide bespoke indemnity solutions for commercial and residential property transactions'

Are you juggling more balls than you have time to think about?

By Colin Dworkin, Director of Programmes, Talaspect Talent Development

Many law firms fail to address the real barriers to performance

By Paul Matthews, Founder, People Alchemy

A trustee's dilemma

To what length and at what point should trustees become involved in a divorce settlement involving a member of their trust, consider Hilary Rodgers and Gordon Hopkinson

Oversight, not omission

A statutory will can be used to do what's morally correct to an extent, but the court is unlikely to entertain attempts to alter deliberate choices