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• Commercial sponsors of Carn to Cove

• :  Truro based Follett Stock solicitors have become the first commercial sponsor for local charity Carn to Cove. Carn to Cove is Cornwall's performing arts touring scheme which brings quality professional artists into rural areas. The charity encourages rural communities around Cornwall to bring something 'different' into their village hall by attracting both local and even international live performers to entertain villagers through a variety of poetry, laughter, music, drama, stories and dancing.
  

• Victorious win for Looe Fuels after a 2 year legal battle

• :  Looe Fuels Limited and its solicitors, Follett Stock, are celebrating a significant legal victory today. The 2 year-long dispute over the fate of the refuelling facility in Looe Harbour has finally been resolved in the favour of the company, which has run the facility for the last 20 years.
  

• Make a Will Week

• :  In addition to the Cancer Research campaign Follett Stock have also teamed up with Cornwall Hospice Care for the charity's annual "Make a Will Week" which will run from the 12th-16th May 2008.
  

• Follett Stock boosts their Employment team

• :  South West leading law firm Follett Stock solicitors have announced the addition of two experienced professionals to strengthen their highly reputable Employment team. Associate Partner Verity Slater heads up the firms Employment team. She is widely recognised as one of the highest profile employment solicitors in Cornwall.
  

• Spring Series Employment Law Workshops

• :  We continually strive to keep our clients informed of significant changes in legislation and remind them of their legal resonsibilities in order to avoid falling foul to the law.
  

• Double Whammy for Follett Stock

• :  Cornish law firm Follett Stock solicitors are celebrating once again after securing both Investors in People and Lexcel compliance with "flying colours" for the fourth consecutive year. The firm, which now employs a team of 54 at its office in Truro, has successfully maintained its standards through continuing to "champion the principles of Investors in People".
  

• Free legal advice over a cuppa

• :  Truro based Follett Stock solicitors are holding a coffee morning and free 'drop in' advice session on Friday 11th April at Threemilestone Community Centre between 10am and 1pm in aid of raising money for the Children's Hospice South West Precious Lives Appeal.
  

• We've teamed up with The Institute of Cancer Research for the 'Will for Free Campaign'

• :  The Institute of Cancer Research has teamed up with Follett Stock for the charity's 2008 Will for Free campaign. Teri Cailleach who heads up our Personal Team here at Follett Stocok has particular reason to be delighted to be teaming up with Cancer Research following her own personal experiences. "I was diagnosed with cancer on the 11 January 2001 and underwent treatment including chemotherapy and radiotherapy. As soon as i'd completed my treatment my father received a terminal cancer diagnosis".
  

• New In-House Advocacy Unit

• :  We have become the first firm in Cornwall to set up an Advocacy Unit specifically designed to offer a real alternative to the local bar for both solicitors and the public. The forward thinking Truro based solicitors have recruited three barristers to its existing 55 strong team. The Advocacy team consists of Marc Deegan and Alan Robertshaw (barristers), Philippa Barton (non practising barrister) together with Solicitor Advocate (Higher Courts - Civil) Chris Lingard.
  

• Exclusive Employment Law Workshop with Acas

• :  We continually strive to keep our clients informed of significant changes in legislation and remind them of their legal resonsibilities in order to avoid falling foul to the law. We are delighted to announce a unique workshop on dealing with Performance Management Issues held in conjunction with ACAS (Advisory, Concilation, and Arbitration Service). Acas is a national body that improves organisations and working life through better employment relations. They draft many Codes of Practice that Employment Tribunals look to for best practice guidance and are nationally acclaimed as the experts in this field.