The Court of Appeal has failed to be persuaded that a conditional fee arrangement was champertous*, and therefore unlawful in the landmark ruling of Sipthorpe and Morris v London Borough of Southwark [2011] EWCA Civ 25.
Leading probate genealogy firm, Finders, were the proud sponsors of the Bournemouth and District Law Society Annual Lunch earlier this month. Celebrating the achievements of local legal practitioners, the annual lunch saw solicitors in and around Bournemouth gather to discuss issues affecting the legal profession.
Access to quality advice on wills and probate issues is set to be boosted by new legal services models, says international probate genealogy firm, Finders.
Finders' sponsorship reflects firm's commitment to women's achievement in the legal profession
Finders' sponsorship reflects firm's commitment to women's achievement in the legal profession
Finders, the international probate genealogy firm, today said that alternative business structures (ABS’s), as consumer facing businesses, are ideally suited to the provision of wills and probate services.
Health Secretary Andrew Lansley MP has highlighted the need for greater efficiency and new ways of funding social care in light of an ageing population, by announcing the creation of a new independent Commission to examine the options for funding.
Finders international probate genealogists have updated their Missing Will search service for 2010 - and reduced the cost too.
The Association of Women Solicitors is delighted to announce that due to the interest in the 2010 Awards celebrating women solicitors in business, the deadline has been extended by one week to Friday 23rd July 2010. The 2010 Awards include a new category “Best Woman Solicitor Managing a Probate practice.”
The Legal Fee Options Available to Solicitors, Legal Representatives, Executors and Administrators when Instructing a Probate Genealogist to Find Missing or Unknown Heirs
