WBW Solicitors is pleased to announce two well-deserved promotions within its Brixham office, reflecting the continued growth and success of the firm’s Private Client team in South Devon. As of 1st July, Louise Evers has...
WBW Solicitors is delighted to announce that Lucy Andrew and Annaka Mota have officially qualified as Solicitors. Qualification as a solicitor is a significant achievement that requires exceptional dedication, resilience, and the ability to balance...
WBW Solicitors, a leading South West law firm, proudly announces its new partnership with Pete’s Dragons, a Devon-based charity offering specialist support to individuals and families affected by suicide. This partnership is part of WBW’s...
Update – Opening Date AnnouncedWe are delighted to confirm that our new Axminster office at Blackdown Chambers will officially open on Monday 8th September. We look forward to welcoming clients and visitors to our new...
WBW Solicitors is pleased to announce the promotion of several valued members of our team, effective 1st April 2025. Our Managing Partner, Steve Bulman, shared the following message to mark the occasion: “I am pleased...
Sustainability at WBW is approached as a matter of good governance, professional responsibility, and long-term resilience. As a regional law firm with a strong physical presence across the South West, our environmental and social impacts...
We are delighted to confirm that we have made a donation of £680 to the Alzheimer’s Society charity following the sale of law books. In an initiative that started in late 2023, we’ve been gathering...
Social media can cause all sorts of workplace issues. A Facebook post might upset a colleague, a negative post might be made about the business itself, or poor online behaviour could impact business reputation. Employers...
Update – 18th March 2025: Further to the postponement by Companies House of the start date for the registration of Authorised Corporate Service Providers (ACSPs) which was originally due to roll out on 25th February,...
Whatever your age, there is always a chance that you could lose mental capacity – whether through illness, an accident, a learning disability, or even substance abuse – and this might leave you unable to...
Winter weather in the UK often brings disruption to roads, transport and schools, affecting workplaces. Here’s a brief guide for HR to address common issues: Commuting to work While employers aren’t legally responsible for employees’...
When going through a divorce, or deciding child arrangements after a relationship breakdown, there are various routes to resolving difficult or contested issues. One alternative to court, in a privately funded family law case in...
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