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Estates and Farming Disputes – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
We discuss the various types of farming disputes affecting the estates of farmers, sharing a few scenarios, including on...
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A recent court case in which Natural England was found to have insufficient power to threaten a farmer with jail is...
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Parental Responsibility in Family Law – Staci Robinson
We discuss parental responsibility, a law surrounding the raising of children. ...
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An Insight into the Charity Connect for Life with Special Guest Alison Humphreys
Kate speaks with Alison from Connect for Life, she explains that the Oswestry based charity supports anyone with memory ...
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What to Expect when Commencing a Training Contract at Lanyon Bowdler – Leanne Jones
They explain what to expect when commencing a training contract and how there's a buddy system in this firm to help new ...
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AvMA's five year strategy aims to transform trust in healthcare providers and improve the lives of people who have ...
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In 2018 the government introduced new legislation, the Civil Liability Act 2018 (the CLA), which changed the way cl...
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Handling enquiries in the Court of Protection (COP) Department has taught me that not many people fully understand ...
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The Conveyancing Process; Buying and Selling Residential Property – Leanne Jones and Kaylee Evans
If you're thinking of putting your property on the market you should instruct your solicitor as soon as possible....
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Lanyon Bowdler offer four to six training contracts each year and welcome candidates from all avenues, whether they...
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Mutually Irrevocable Wills and Why You Should Never do Them – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
Mirror wills allow for updates and amendments, which better reflects how lives can change....
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Should I be a Trustee for a Trust? – Edward Rees and Aimee Johnson
Edward & Aimee discuss the various types of trusts, pointing out what you'd potentially be responsible for as a trustee....
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Rolled-up holiday pay is paid as an uplift to pay for work undertaken at the same time that the worker is paid for ...
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The Agricultural Wages (Wales) Order 2024 (“the Order”) came into force on 1 April 2024 and increased the minimum w...
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Financial Abuse by Attorneys – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
Attorneys manage the estate of a donor whilst they're still alive and Claire is seeing an increase in financial abuse wh...
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I Just Want a Simple Will! – Emma Deering and Sioned Williams
People often contact us saying "I just need a simple will!" But often it turns out not to be the case. ...
Lanyon Bowdler in the Media
An event in Shrewsbury to celebrate inspirational people who battled back from life-changing brain injuries has been dec...
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A Voice for Hidden Disabilities – Lucy Small and Special Guest Anna Redding
Anna was starved of oxygen at birth, and in this episode she chats with clinical negligence solicitor, Lucy Small about ...
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