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When you’re looking for your next role, there’s one thing you need to know before you even hit “apply”, and that is, what the salary is. You might be surprised to learn that many employers still don’t share this information upfront. As a

The Law Society has issued new diversity and inclusion guidance recommending that firms retire the traditional “Dear Sirs” greeting - a tradition of legal correspondence for generations. The phrase, which dates back to a time when the legal pr

At Stowe Family Law, we are proud to once again be recognised in the Legal 500 2026 Directory – one of the most respected legal rankings in the industry. The Legal 500 is compiled independently, with rankings based on client feedback, profession

It is necessary to clarify the process of allocating financial remedies applications to the High Court Judge level in light of the mandatory use of the online portal since January 2023. Nothing in this notice affects the principles of allocation s

This month’s case report is taken from Lexis + and written by Seenal Dwarika Parsad, Attorney Simon v Simon and another company [2023] All ER (D) 36 (Sep) The latest instalment of the long-running litigation loan saga, in which Level had prov

AP V TP (Pension Enforcement) [2025] EWFC 190 (B) Stowe Family Law Senior Associate Natalie Nero and Solicitor Charlotte Kirkby instructed Barrister Sophie Kay of Coram Chambers in a Pension Enforcement case, representing the Applicant Husband (H)

Power Up is a programme for any Stowe colleagues who want to take control of their personal development.  Whether they want to be more successful in their current role, are thinking of exploring their career options or even consider life goals, havi

This month we are looking in a little more detail at how to prepare a brief to counsel. Whilst for many of you this may be like teaching grandmothers to suck eggs, for others it might be helpful to spend some time considering how to ensure that your