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DLA Piper Facilitates Sale of Minority Stake in Major European Wind Farm to AG Insurance

In a significant development within the renewable energy sector, DLA Piper, a leading global law firm, has played a key role in advising Energy Infrastructure...

Profession’s Diversity Continues to Improve but more to do

Diversity within law firms is continuing to slowly improve year-on-year, with smaller firms more diverse than larger ones

The missing will of Russian billionaire Vladimir Scherbakov

Mark Keeley discusses the recent case before the High Court and the key takeaways for probate solicitors and the public

Electronic Wills: Will they become a Reality?

The Law Commission is revisiting the topic of electronic wills due to the growing use of digital documents and signatures in various contexts, alongside technological...

STEP’s response to the Law Commission’s Supplementary Consultation Paper: Making a will

STEP, the global professional body for inheritance advisors, has responded to the Law Commission of England and Wales’ (the Law Commission’s) supplementary consultation that seeks...

Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill moves in the right direction

The Law Society of England and Wales acknowledges the positive steps taken in the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill while also highlighting areas where more...

As its the Second Reading of the Leasehold and Freehold Bill Approaches

ALEP welcomes reform – but with substantial amendments to the draft legislation

A Trusted ‘Knowledge’ Repository is Key to Generative AI Adoption in 2024

Carlos García-Egocheaga, Chief Executive Officer, Lexsoft Systems, offers his views on the adoption and impact of generative AI in 2024, in the context of the...