Proud to support St Mary’s Church Christmas Tree Festival which is part of the Barnsley Bright Nights event 2023. What a fantastic job Dodworth Rainbows, Brownies & Guides have done of decorating our Christmas tree!
In the dynamic field of Commercial Law, two outstanding individuals are leading the way at MKB Solicitors LLP. With Harjit Singh as Partner and Head of the Commercial Department and Rebecca Jones as Partner, clients can be assured of top-tier legal expertise, pragmatic solutions, approachable guidance, and a commitment to their success. Harjit’s leadership is
MKB Solicitors LLP has recently promoted leading family law Solicitor, Rachael Burley, to the role of Partner and Head of Family Law. With 17 years’ experience as a family lawyer within the Yorkshire region and having spent the last 4 years at MKB as a Senior Solicitor, Rachael is ideally placed to lead the Family Law
We have marked a monumental achievement today at MKB as Pat Fox, our long serving Assistant in Commercial Property, has hit 50 years’ service with the firm. Starting in June 1973, Pat has loyally dedicated her career to MKB ever since, largely working alongside former Senior Partner, David Wright. Pat has been integral to the
Today marks the end of an illustrious career as David Wright retires from MKB. After over 50 years, most of which at the helm as Senior Partner, David bids farewell to MKB and the legal profession. David has led MKB, formerly Mills Kemp and Brown, for over 5 decades with distinction whilst practising as a
It’s National Administrative Professionals Day so there’s no better chance to celebrate the unsung heroes of our firm! One of the features of our firm that we feel sets us apart is the highly skilled, efficient and significant team of administrative staff we employ to support and complement our solicitors and the advice they provide
Statistics from the NHS show that more than 850,000 people in the UK suffer from dementia. This is broken down as being 1 in 14 people over the age of 65 and as many as 1 in 6 over the age of 80.,[i] but did you ever stop to think what would happen if you
According to a study conducted by Will Aid in 2017 a staggering 51% of British adults confirmed that they had not prepared a Will.[i] Previous reasons for not preparing a Will as recorded by Will Aid are as follows:[ii] Haven’t got around to it Nothing of value to be inherited Too young to make a