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FeatureCapital idea
The rule around exemption from capital gains tax on our homes seems simple, but actually has a number of complexities. Jim Meakin explains
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FeatureBrick by brick
Self- and custom-build are becoming increasingly common. Charlie Blagbrough argues that this development could reinject diversity into house building and supply, and explains how the lending process works in this market
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FeatureAfter the fire
Following the Grenfell fire, freeholders and leaseholders are facing significant difficulties in ensuring their homes are safe and that defective cladding is replaced. Oliver Pannell provides an update on the government’s response and recent case law
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FeatureStreet smarts
HM Land Registry is working to harness technology to improve the homebuying process for both the public and solicitors. Eddie Davies provides an update on its digital projects, including Digital Street
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FeatureWinning streak
Conveyancing firm AVRillo has received a host of industry awards and effusive praise on consumer review websites. Co-founder and partner Angelo Piccirillo explains the secrets of its success to Duncan Wood
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FeatureSupport system
Russell Hewitson, chair of the Conveyancing and Land Law Committee, provides an update on the committee’s work representing and supporting the profession, including around leasehold, fraud and the electronic execution of documents
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FeatureSetting off
How can conveyancing solicitors turn one-off property transactions into fruitful, long-term relationships for their firm? Rachel Brushfield provides a beginner’s guide to cross-referring between practice areas.
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FeatureThe twilight zone
Practitioners acting for purchasers in commercial property transactions face a challenge around finding out if the seller is insolvent. Amanda Eilledge explains the situation and proposes a potentially controversial solution
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OpinionCleaning 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
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FeatureAML and Financial Crime conference 2018 - a report
The 2018 Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crime conference was a great success.
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FeatureChanging times: What's in store for 2019?
Michelle Garlick looks at what regulatory changes and compliance challenges we can expect in 2019.
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VideosWebinar: Price and service transparency - how you can comply (OnDemand)
The new SRA transparency rules will require firms to publish certain price, service and regulatory information.
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EventThe interface between public procurement and competition law (OnDemand)
There are many factors relating to competition law that need to be considered when advising on public procurement.
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FeatureTherese Prince and Hannah Child
Therese Prince, a legal adviser at the Law Society, and Hannah Child, a trainee at DWF talk about their recent trip Rwanda delivering legal training and capacity building.
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OpinionShould we invest in AI? Priorities and threats to the high street firm
Joe Reevy offers his personal perspective on why law firms need to keep their focus commercial and to avoid getting distracted by the next big thing.
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FeatureHow to move into international markets
What does your firm need to consider when expanding into international markets? Felicia Meyerowitz-Singh and Sebastian Knudsen weigh up the options.
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FeatureA practical guide to price transparency
This practical guide podcast gives an overview of what firms need to think about and offers practical tips to ensure your firm is ready.
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FeaturePrice transparency - ready or not?
Sarah Brodie outlines the details of the SRA Transparency Rules, which come into force in December.
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EventSeminar: Update on recent pharmaceutical competition cases (4 December 2018)
Sign in and download the slides from our 4 December 2018 seminar updating you on recent pharmaceutical cases.