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Trainee Solicitor career progression journey

Jennie Laurence
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We’re  thrilled to continue our blog series celebrating the incredible journeys of our colleagues and the many ways careers can flourish within our firm.  In this blog we are sharing Jennie Laurence’s journey...

The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024

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How  the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024  affects your business when dealing with consumers   If you sell to consumers, online or offline,  the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024...

Busting five common probate myths

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Obtaining probate is often seen as a straightforward administrative process, but it can be far more complex than many people expect. Common assumptions about how assets pass, what executors can do and how quickly matters progress, frequently lead to...

Exciting Career Promotions at CW from 1 April 2026

Sharon Richardson
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We are delighted to announce the latest promotions within our Career Progression Programme , recognising colleagues whose dedication, professionalism and commitment to our values continue to strengthen the firm, as part of our seventh year of the programme....

New Law Introduces Unlimited Fines and Stronger Police Powers

Gemma Patchett-Thomas
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Dog owners across England and Wales now face unlimited fines and the potential seizure of their pets under strengthened legislation designed to better protect farm animals from attacks and harassment. The Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Act...

Inheritance disputes are rising: How to protect your loved ones

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Inheritance disputes are on the rise, with more than 1 in 5 UK adults saying they would consider challenging a Will or inheritance if they felt it was unfair or did not reflect the deceased’s intentions. So, what can you do to make sure your loved...

New Horse, New Problems: Who Is Responsible When Vet Issues Appear?

Leanne Kitson
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Buying a horse is often stressful. Emotion, hope and an awful lot of trust all play a part. Sadly, it is not uncommon for veterinary issues to come to light shortly after purchase. When buyers have had the ‘all clear’ on pre-purchase vetting and...

Practical considerations when reorganising your share structure

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If you have decided that the time has come to reorganise the share structure in your business, and you have crystalised your objectives and are ready to proceed, then it is time to speak to your solicitor and plan the practical steps involved in implementing...

Essential FAQs answered when selling a property

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Selling a home can feel overwhelming, especially if you haven’t been through the process before. From legal documents to completion day, there are many steps involved - and it’s completely normal to have questions. To help you feel informed and...

Commercial lease or licence?

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As a commercial landlord, there may be times when it suits you to grant something that feels less formal than a lease, like a licence to occupy.  In other situations, you will want to be sure that you have a binding lease and that you know exactly when...

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