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The tax law team at a mid-sized firm prided itself on its deep legal expertise. However, communication with the business development (BD) team was minimal. Unaware of the tax law team’s recent success in handling complex cryptocurrency tax cases, BD continued to focus on more traditional tax services when pitching to potential clients.
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A quiet legacy: How a simple will search ensured a mother’s final wishes – OneAdvanced
She was aware that her mother had made a will using a solicitor in Wellingborough many years earlier. But when she searched through her mother’s paperwork and personal effects, she found no copy. Attempts to contact the solicitors were unsuccessful, leaving her without a will, she believed to exist.