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Double jeopardy of digital asset inheritance planning amid probate delays

Sophie Jee
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Hidden digital assets and mounting interest on inheritance tax bills are creating a costly double risk for families dealing with estates following the death of a loved one, as probate delays continue to impact thousands across England and Wales.

Businesses take note- big changes are coming on late payments

Julian Milan
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Businesses who suffer from late payments from the customers, or who are in the habit of making late payments to their suppliers, need to be aware of big changes the government intends to make to the law.

New Real Estate appointment in Telford

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Telford Law firm mfg Solicitors has strengthened its Real Estate team with the appointment of solicitor Nicole Beddall. The real estate specialist has expertise across a wide range of commercial property transactions, including sales and purchases, leases...

Birmingham office expansion

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Law firm mfg Solicitors has taken on further office space in Birmingham’s Waterloo House as part of its continued growth in the region. Having relocated its Birmingham offices to Waterloo House in February 2024, the firm’s incredible growth has...

Employers urged to act as Gulf conflict creates complex workforce risks

Tim Lang
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With the US–Iran conflict continuing to disrupt the Gulf region, employers are having to manage not just immediate disruption but prolonged uncertainty - bringing workforce, legal and operational risks into sharper focus.

Does dementia make a Will invalid?

Samantha Evans
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A sensitive issue clients increasingly ask our advice on is whether the Will of a loved one who had dementia is valid. The short answer is - it depends.

My loved one has died - what steps should I take?

Nansi Webb
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We know that dealing with practical matters immediately after a loved one’s death can be bewildering and distressing. You may never been in this position before. To help you, we have set out the steps to be done as early as possible.

Disputes involving interference with graziers' rights on common land

Kirsten Bridgewater
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Common land and grazier rights can be crucial to agricultural livelihood and to sustainability of the land. But where the rights of a landowner and the grazier rights of a third party clash, a disagreement can quickly arise.

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