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NewLaw is proud to be associated with the following organisations. Information has been extracted from the corresponding website page to explain what each organisation does and how NewLaw positively work with them.

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  Alzheimer's Society is a registered charity set up with the aim of promoting and improving the quality of life of those who are affected by dementia. The charity offers a range of services via their helpline, local support groups and training and advice, to support people with dementia and their families. They also fund research into the causes of dementia to improve treatment for people and search for a cure in the future.

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  APIL Accredited Personal Injury Practice – We are professionally accredited as personal injury lawyers and we have individual solicitors that are accredited in their professional area of work and some that are Fellows of APIL.

  It’s really important that the lawyer you choose is the right lawyer for you - so look out for the APIL quality mark logo.

  APIL members are accredited individually and by firm. To be accredited, they must satisfy specific and extensive criteria providing evidence of their competency and experience in handing personal injury claims.

  Firms/Lawyers must provide evidence by reference to cases dealt with. The assessor then forms an independent judgement to satisfy himself/herself that the standards required have been satisfied.

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  Chambers UK 2016 ranking the best law firms and lawyers across all practice areas in the country.

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  Child Brain Injury Trust is the leading UK charity dealing with childhood acquired brain injury (ABI). Their mission is to provide support for those with ABI and their families through the helpline and also regional Child and Family Support Officers. They campaign to raise awareness of childhood ABI and also provide grants to help families, siblings and those affected by ABI.

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  Headway Head Injury Solicitor – Headway is one of the leading UK charities dealing with acquired brain injury. Their mission is to promote understanding of all aspects of brain injury and to provide information, support and services to people with a brain injury, their families and carers. In addition, Headway will campaign to reduce incidence of brain injury.

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  The Legal 500 For 27 years, The Legal 500 has been analysing the capabilities of law firms across the world, with a comprehensive research programme revised and updated every year to bring the most up-to-date vision of the global legal market. The Legal 500 assesses the strengths of law firms in 106 jurisdictions, the results of which can be viewed free of charge using the "Rankings" tab at the top of the page.

  The rankings are based on a series of criteria, but simply put, we highlight the practice area teams who are providing the most cutting edge and innovative advice to corporate counsel. Our research is based on feedback from 250,000 clients worldwide, submissions from law firms and interviews with leading private practice lawyers, and a team of researchers who have unrivalled experience in the legal market.

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  The Disability Confident scheme supports employers to make the most of the talents disabled people can bring to the workplace. Disability Confident organisations play a leading role in changing attitudes for the better.

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  SIA Spinal Injuries Association – The Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) is the leading national user-led charity for spinal cord injured (SCI) people. Their mission is to support all those affected by spinal cord injury by advising, educating and campaigning on their behalf. All spinal cord injured people should receive the specialist treatment, care, rehabilitation and support they need to be fully integrated and empowered participants in society.

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  STEP is the worldwide professional association for practitioners dealing with wills, trusts, probate, inheritance and succession planning. STEP members spend their professional lives working with families and tackling real problems, helping them plan for the future including drafting wills, trusts and estate planning and advice on care and support for elderly or vulnerable relatives.

  STEP members are bound by the Code of Conduct. Full members of STEP are recognised by the TEP designation after their name.