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Newport Land and Law supports young talent
Newport Land and Law is supporting young talent with the launch of an internship
programme for young lawyers and a Kickstart scheme for administrative roles.
The first intern is 20-year-old law student Georgia Beckett from Wakefield. She
is studying law at the University of Sheffield and will graduate next year.
Lupton Fawcett supports voucher scheme to help families in mediation
Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett is supporting a new national voucher scheme to
help families with the cost of mediation.
The £1 million scheme has been launched by the Ministry of Justice and is being
administered by the Family Mediation Council.
The purpose of the scheme is to promote the
Company insolvency stats continue to defy gravity but IVA increase shows personal finances are taking a hit
Insolvency figures released today* by the Government’s Insolvency Service show a
20% drop in corporate insolvencies compared to March last year, and a 37% drop
compared to March 2019.
Conversely, Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs), used by individuals in
personal financial difficulty, were up 24% for the three months to
Law firm announces promotion for leading lawyer
Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett has strengthened its Regulatory and Corporate
Defence (RCD) team with the promotion of one of the region’s leading criminal
regulatory lawyers Meghan Waldron.
The firm is delighted to announce her promotion to Senior Associate.
Specialising in defending businesses and individuals facing investigation or
prosecution
Care proceedings specialist appointed director at Huddersfield law firm
Huddersfield law firm Wilkinson Woodward Norcliffe and Co has announced the
promotion of Children and Care Proceedings specialist Shelley McLachlan to
director.
Shelley joined the firm in 2014 after achieving a First-Class Law Degree
followed by a Master’s in Law and Practice. In 2016 Ms McLachlan qualified as a
People encouraged to take a powerful stand
The Care Campaign for the Vulnerable have called for an inquiry to investigate
the extent of non-consensual ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ orders (DNR) given to elderly
and vulnerable people during the coronavirus pandemic.
With many families expressing their sadness and dismay about how their dying
relatives’ wishes went unheard, a Yorkshire
Lawyer warns a dispute with your neighbour could stop you from selling your home
A Wakefield-based lawyer is warning that arguments with your neighbour could
cause problems when it’s time to sell your home and knock thousands off the sale
price.
Newport Land and Law advise that following a full year of getting to know our
neighbours better than ever before during multiple