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Electronic Wills: Will they become a Reality?

The Law Commission is revisiting the topic of electronic wills due to the growing use of digital documents and signatures in various contexts, alongside technological advancements

STEP’s response to the Law Commission’s Supplementary Consultation Paper: Making a will

STEP, the global professional body for inheritance advisors, has responded to the Law Commission of England and Wales’ (the Law Commission’s) supplementary consultation that seeks to reform the Wills Act 1837 (the Wills Act)

Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill moves in the right direction

The Law Society of England and Wales acknowledges the positive steps taken in the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill while also highlighting areas where more work is needed for comprehensive reform in the leasehold system

As its the Second Reading of the Leasehold and Freehold Bill Approaches

ALEP welcomes reform – but with substantial amendments to the draft legislation

A Trusted ‘Knowledge’ Repository is Key to Generative AI Adoption in 2024

Carlos García-Egocheaga, Chief Executive Officer, Lexsoft Systems, offers his views on the adoption and impact of generative AI in 2024, in the context of the knowledge management function in the legal sector

Leading M&A team provided guidance and counsel for Moss's acquisition of Macro Art in the UK

Burges Salmon, an independent UK law firm, recently provided advisory services to Chicago-based Moss, a renowned producer of premium graphics and custom installations for brand experiences.

Hodge Jones & Allen welcomes two experienced solicitors to their family law team led by Jacqueline Major

Manisha Raja and Rebecca Coates have joined Hodge Jones & Allen as a Partner and Senior Associate respectively

Conference Unveils Alarming Role of Technology in Facilitating Abuse

Recently, a significant conference in London brought together a diverse group including police forces, government representatives, charities, and businesses