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13 April 2023

The IHT threshold freeze increases the need for collaborative advice

At the end of March, the government announced that its total tax receipts for the nine months to February 2023 were £722bn, £66bn higher than in the same period 12 months earlier.

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11 April 2023

Upfront data: Is 2023 the year it lifts off?

Why is upfront data back on the agenda now, and what will we need to change to make it more successful than home information packs?

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5 April 2023

Going paperless could save you a lot of money – here’s how to do it

New research has revealed that SME law firms could save £336m each year and cut carbon emissions by digitising paperwork. But it requires careful consideration and planning.

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3 April 2023

The importance of training in personal injury litigation

Everyone involved in personal injury litigation will agree that training is a very important issue. The real question is whether they actually believe that and, if they do, how they implement such training.

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31 March 2023

Outdated restrictions have gone. Outdated thinking? Not so much

In truth there remains a considerable way to go before the whole profession recognises that inherent in providing legal services is delivering a service.

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