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The essential environmental ‘search pack’ for development deals

As a property or real estate lawyer, we know your clients rely on you to foresee risks before they become liabilities. Getting your due-diligence right before acquiring a site is essential to understand the sites development viability. That’s where Landmark and Argyll Environmental can help. With our recently remastered reports, we compile early insight through clever due diligence, which keep your clients protected and strengthens your advice. 

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Manchester Legal Awards open for entries

The Manchester Legal Awards 2026 are now open for entries – check out the key dates and how to get involved.

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Northern Pride Series: Connecting LGBTQ+ Legal Experts

Join Branbers for their Northern Pride Series during LGBTQ+ History Month, where we seek to connect the professional LGBTQ+ community, with an evening of engaging panel discussions and an outstanding keynote speaker.

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Make £75,000 With One Simple Decision

In a world where time really is money, how much of your working day is spent on tasks that don’t directly generate revenue?

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Interest on Lawyers’ Client Accounts Scheme: Law Society Member Consultation

The National Law Society is holding a webinar on Thursday 22 January 2026, between 12 to 1 pm, to understand the Ministry of Justice’s proposed scheme on client accounts.

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Five key regulatory changes for your 2026 risk agenda

With a raft of changes on the horizon, specialist professional indemnity insurance broker Miller highlights five key regulatory changes to keep on your risk agenda for 2026.

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New Guidance for Practitioners using the Business & Property Courts in Manchester

The Manchester Business and Property Courts Forum has released new guidance following consultation with the Manchester BPC District Judges.

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Important Consultation: MoJ Proposal on Interest on Lawyers’ Client Accounts (ILCA)

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has launched a consultation on a proposed “Interest on Lawyers’ Client Accounts (‘ILCA’) scheme”, which would require solicitors to hand over 75% of the interest earned on client accounts to the MoJ.

Manchester Law Society are writing a response, and we want your input.

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