All Opinion articles – Page 4
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A chunk of change
Warren Gordon looks at some key changes affecting property practitioners, including the government’s plans to reform leasehold
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Morning matters
Fiona Heald explains how we’re trialling a new early start for some Section events, based on feedback from last year’s equality and diversity survey
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Risk assessments – are you ready?
A cut-and-paste approach to risk assessments is not the way to address specific issues faced by your firm, says Pearl Moses
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The dotted lines
Section chair Warren Gordon considers the implications of new developments around e-signatures
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Decisions, decisions
While the Brexit impasse continues, Fiona Heald reports on some good news
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Solicitors Qualifying Examination – an update
SQE countdown has been dogged by lack of detail and certainty for students and employers, says Melissa Hardee.
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Topical application
Law Management Section chair Ann Harrison outlines the topics we will be focusing on in the upcoming year, including the new regulatory regime
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Turn of events
Fiona Heald looks back at the annual conference, and ahead to our upcoming events and how we’re looking to support you in the year ahead
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Home truths
Warren Gordon considers the government’s plans on leasehold, and looks ahead to our annual conference
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Keep on moving
As the pace of life continues to accelerate, Fiona Heald considers what keeps a career in private client interesting and engaging
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A spring in our step
Law Management Section chair Ann Harrison looks back at a busy spring for the Section, including our annual conference, the publication of our new Financial Benchmarking Survey, and a redesign of our magazine
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Ringing in the new
Warren Gordon looks at some of the key wording in the new edition of the Law Society’s Code for Completion by Post
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Feeling the heat
Fiona Heald laments further disruption to the probate process as the government carries on with its courts reform programme
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Common cause
Property Section chair Warren Gordon looks at the Law Commission’s proposals on commonhold
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Speaking from experience
Fiona Heald shares her frustration that solicitors’ knowledge and experience seems to count for less these days in the eyes of the public
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Fail to plan...
As we kick off 2019, many firms will be starting their business planning cycle for the new financial year. But is your firm’s planning as good as it could be? Ann Harrison asks some searching questions
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Cleaning house
The government has turned its eye to change in the residential housing sector, from ensuring sufficient supply, to addressing escalating ground rents. Warren Gordon explains