Tag: solicitors

Christina Taylor of Oakwood Solicitors discusses that probate disputes have surged 17%, hitting a five-year high with over 51,000 contested estates. The rise highlights the growing risk of inheritance battles—especially when no valid will is in place.

Reverse mentoring in the legal profession: a practical toolkit

LawCare and the University of Leeds have launched a new reverse mentoring toolkit to help legal workplaces become more inclusive, supportive, and fairer. The toolkit offers step-by-step guidance to create safe, respectful spaces where junior staff can share lived experiences with senior colleagues, helping drive real change in culture and wellbeing across the legal sector.

A Solicitor, A Wife, and a Leap of Faith

Family law solicitor Estella Newbold-Brown shares her emotional IVF journey, navigating same-sex parenting, and celebrating Pride with her wife and children. A powerful piece about love, resilience and how inclusive law can support LGBTQ+ families.

Blogging: A Must-Have for Law Firm SEO

Chris Lucarelli of Cal Partners explains why strong SEO and strategic blogging are essential for law firms to grow online. With practical tips and thoughts about modern search trends, this article helps legal professionals stand out and attract the right clients.

AI and the legal sector

AI is reshaping the legal industry—boosting efficiency while raising cybersecurity risks. Debra Cairns of Net Defence draws on recent research by Lexis Nexis and the Law Society to explore AI’s impact, adoption, and practical guidance for legal professionals.

THE END OF ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCIES

Richard Moore, Barrister at 23 Essex Street Chambers, explores the Renters Reform Bill and its landmark shift, the end of Assured Shorthold Tenancies. Major changes are on the horizon for landlords and tenants across England’s private rental sector.

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