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Education – Collaboration is Key
A recent report from the Academies Commission entitled ‘Unleashing Greatness’ suggests ‘a more intensive drive to develop professional connections, collaborative activity and learning – both within and across schools – […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors – a STEP in the right direction
The STEP Code for Will Preparation comes into effect as of today and all STEP members and firms will have to adhere to the Code for Wills. STEP was set up […]
Getting down to brass tacks on inheritance
Last year the Government received £3.4 billion from inheritance tax receipts and this figure is expected to rise year on year. This is in part due to the fact that […]
Office of the Public Guardian appoints three solicitors from Anthony Collins Solicitors
[media id=638] (l-r Kate Bowkett, Gill Browne, Cheryl Bailey, Donna Holmes, Lisa Boydall, Petra Stanaway, Sheree Green, Alex Elphinston) Three professional deputies – Sheree Green, Alex Elphinston and Donna Holmes – have […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors highly-commended in top industry awards
Kate Jackson, a solicitor in Private Legal Services at the firm, was a runner-up in the Assistant Solicitor of the Year category at The Lawyer Awards. She was recognised for […]
ResPublica Report – Acting on Localism
“The ResPublica Report correctly identifies a disconnect between some housing associations and the communities around them, which are typically in more deprived areas. What the report has highlighted is two […]
Four Anthony Collins Solicitors ranked in elite ‘Leading Lawyer’ Legal 500 rankings
This year, as well as maintaining all previous rankings, the firm has climbed the rankings for their work in Construction (West Midlands), Charities (London), Court of Protection (London) and Local […]
Education team appointed as TKAT’s legal advisers
TKAT is one of the largest Multi-Academy Trusts in the South of England with over 40 Primary and Secondary Academies. They are committed to providing outstanding teaching and learning to prepare […]
Early Warnings are not just for Contractors!
Sadly, today the climate is such that there is no guarantee that a contractor will have the ability to pay. In those circumstances clients need to be asking themselves the […]
Spinal injury damages for clinical negligence case
The client was diagnosed with cervical compression and had to undergo surgery to decompress parts of his spine. After his operation, he complained of pins and needles and a lack […]
“Parental Responsibility” for Grandparents?
When a grandparent, or other person, is named in a Child Arrangements Order as someone who is to spend time with a child then the court can grant that person, […]