Anthony Collins Solicitors is a values led business, and one which is distinctive and passionate about meeting the needs of our clients. We have a significant presence in our chosen markets; our client areas include social housing, private legal services, local government and regeneration, faith, health and social care, children and young people, and not just for profit enterprise.
As trusted advisers to our clients, we establish, build and achieve solutions which empower people to look to the future with confidence, and know that their affairs are planned and they will be looked after; and that their loved ones and chosen causes can be supported in appropriate, protective and tax efficient ways.
We are seeking a Private Client Solicitor, we suggest 3-7 years PQE, who is seeking to secure a role completing a wide range of work, undertaking Estate and Tax Planning, Estate Administration, Powers of Attorney, the establishment and running of Trusts and preparation of Wills. The successful candidate will have previous experience of this type of work and will ideally be STEP qualified or working towards the qualification. This role is suited to someone looking to develop their technical skills, together with the passion to be involved in supporting others to further grow the success of the team. The post offers an exciting opportunity to work alongside regionally and nationally recognised practitioners, and of enhancing your career, whilst continuing to enjoy the professional challenge and sense of satisfaction you get from supporting our clients.
This is a great opportunity to join a supportive firm which values its staff and the contribution that you make.
Anthony Collins Solicitors is an Equal Opportunities Employer.
It is anticipated that as lockdown restrictions ease, and particularly with children and young adults returning to education, cases of meningitis will start to rise.
Throughout this pandemic, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has been publishing various “Statements on Coronavirus” (Statements) which provide guidance on consumer rights during this time.
I wrote an article in July 2020 highlighting the “First Do No Harm” report which came about following the independent Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Review. You can read it again here which will give some context to the comments made by Theresa May. The report was long overdue and rightly recognised errors that had been made and the deficiencies within our healthcare system in utilising and dealing with these drugs and products. Like Theresa May, I had hoped that the government would implement plans to carry out the recommendations sooner rather than later.
The use of video remote witnessing of Wills will become law.
There’s no doubt about it, the COVID-19 pandemic has placed incredible pressure on the NHS.
Chris Lloyd-Smith and Maria Ramon discuss mediation, what it is and why they chose to train as mediators in their first of 3 mediation focussed podcasts.
It was announced by the Government on 16 July 2020 that the implementation of Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) has been delayed until April 2022. No date has been set, with April 2022 being described as the “aim for full implementation”.
We are delighted to announce that our private wealth law department has maintained its position in Band 2 in the Birmingham and surrounds area in the latest edition of Chambers and Partners High Net Worth.
The latest development in the long history of sodium valproate was the publication of The Independent Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Review today
More than 700 people were consulted about their experiences of pelvic mesh, Primodos and an epilepsy drug called Sodium Valproate.
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