Warning: Website claiming to be ‘Edevan & Dagger Law Group’
A website and Facebook pages have been created in the name of ‘Edevan & Dagger Law Group’ and ‘Forex Abogado’ in relation to financial matters.
Warning: Emails misusing the name of Michelle Harding and Johnson Astills
Emails regarding divorce proceedings have been sent from an individual falsely purporting to be Michelle Harding of Johnson Astills.
LawCare reports huge rise in legal professionals with career concerns
New research from LawCare has revealed a “dramatic increase” in the number of legal professionals reporting feeling concerned about their career.
Warning: Document misusing the name of Gillhams Solicitors LLP
A ‘Deed of Agreement’ has been sent to a member of the public misusing the name of Gillhams Solicitors LLP.
New family law firm commits to four-day working week
The founder of a new family law firm has said she works a four-day week and will be recruiting staff to work in the same way.
‘Cultural norms’ blocking four-day week in the law
One of the leaders of the movement for a standard four-day week has said law firms may take longer than businesses in other sectors to embrace the idea.
HM Land Registry industrial action update
Targeted industrial action from 27 February to 3 March.
Warning: WhatsApp messages misusing the name of Amy Nicole McGinn
WhatsApp messages have been sent to members of the public claiming to be connected with Amy Nicole McGinn relating to a supposed foreign acquisition.
Warning: Telephone calls misusing the name of Thompsons Solicitors LLP
Telephone calls have been made falsely claiming to be from Thompsons Solicitors LLP.
‘Fundamental’ leasehold reform promised in King’s Speech
Michael Gove said: “We hope, in the forthcoming King’s Speech, to introduce legislation to fundamentally reform the system.
Key technology insights delivered to conveyancers at conference
Conveyancers have been urged not to focus on competing with technology in the future but to build on the technological solutions in order to secure their place within the market.
Crooks looting up to £100 billion due to AML rules failure
Shortcomings in anti-money laundering rules and loopholes in sanctions are allowing crooks to steal up to £100 billion from the UK every year.