Legal Business News - Law firm Bromleys has announced the latest moves under its career pathway initiative designed to nurture and promote talent from within its team.

Legal Business News - A shocking proportion of Brits would not pursue a claim if they suffered a serious injury through no fault of their own, according to new research.

Legal Business News - A number of the UK s top barristers have shared their life stories and professional insights in the latest episodes of Women in the Law UK s Talking Law podcast series. The most recent of these was Courtenay Griffiths QC pictured , who discussed how early experiences of police racism growing up in Coventry inspired him to become a barrister.

Legal Business News - At a time when some nursery settings have been open for key workers during lockdown, it is fair to say that it has been a stressful time for everyone in the nursery sector. A group of owners and managers wanted to find ways to support and share guidance, expertise and best practice, to ensure that the very high standards of this invaluable industry continue to be delivered.

Legal Business News - Law firm Bromleys has recruited associate solicitor John Fawcett to a senior role leading two departments. John, 48, has joined the Tameside firm as head of its Court of Protection and Lasting Powers of Attorney team and its Wills, Probate and Planning for the Future team.

Legal Business News - Law firm Bromleys has expanded its range of lockdown services by launching free legal surgeries for clients via Zoom and Skype. Bromleys has for many years provided free consultations twice weekly at its offices in Ashton-under-Lyne, as part of its Access to Free Legal Advice programme.

Legal Business News - The college, based in Knotty Ash, is dedicated to supporting students who have social, emotional and mental health needs. Teachers at the college are interacting with pupils online during the lockdown to limit the amount of learning lost and provide essential support to vulnerable families.

Legal Business News - People Matters HR have announced the launch of two new services through partnerships with two leading training providers. The collaborations will enhance the Bury-based businesses award winning offering, to give even more practical help for businesses - which will help them to flourish and develop during the Coronavirus crisis and beyond.