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Will robot solicitors be helping you buy and sell a home in the future?
Charlotte Hunter, a Partner in our Residential team, explains why being human after all is essential in her role.
Who gets the cat or dog if you divorce?
Eleanor Kay a Solicitor in our Family and Litigation teams, explains the growing trend of couples signing 'pet-nups.’
Do we need a new Wills Act?
Michelle Collins, a Partner in our Wills team, explains how the process of making a Will could change.
Zero Hours Contracts: Will they become a thing of the past?
Colin Adamson, Senior Associate, Head of Commercial Litigation, was interviewed by Future Radio discussing zero hours contracts.
How will Inheritance Tax changes affect passing on some businesses to your family?
Ashlie Cox, Solicitor in our Wills team, advises on how new controversial government changes to Inheritance Tax can affect passing on certain businesses to family members.
Making a Will: What you need to know
Claire Nelson, a Partner in our Wills team, gives advice on what to consider before making a Will - in the second of our firm's series on the process.
Colin Adamson joins our firm
Colin Adamson has joined our firm as a Senior Associate, Head of Commercial Litigation, working in our Disputes team.
Tickets on sale for Lloyd Addison's Moveable Feast
Jane Anderson, our Senior Partner, explains the importance of Norwich's fundraising night of dining of the year in aid of Parkinson's UK - which our firm is once again delighted to sponsor jointly with Charles Stanley Wealth Management.
Does it matter if you haven't made a Will?
Michelle Collins, a Partner in our Private Client team, explains in the first of a series of articles, whether it really matters if you haven't made a Will.
Do we need a reform of the law concerning financial orders?
Sophie Smith, a Partner in our Family team, looks at the possible implications of the Law Commission's report on the financial orders a court can make when couples are divorcing or ending a civil partnership.