
Recently, we received a message from Modern Law Magazine telling us we had been shortlisted for an Award. We are extremely proud to have been nominated, but it was a great surprise since we hadn't even known our name had been entered!
Ostrich Law, which, as you know, is the legal advice service of Ostrich, has been nominated for a Modern Law Award as New Entrant of the Year 2013.
When you’re thinking of the future it is important to take everything into account, from finding a care home to writing your will and this is why we decided to create the Ostrich Group which includes Ostrich Law, Ostrich Property, Ostrich Insurance, Ostrich Leisure, Ostrich Carers and obviously Ostrich Care, so everyone looking for care could have access to everything they needed in the same place. Recognition for our work in Legal Services highlighting awareness of issues such as care home reviews, questioning if you should even be paying for care and prompting awareness across many platforms is maybe what stood us out from others.
We understand that everyone needs help at some point in their lives and legal issues are often a problem as law is so complicated. This is why Ostrich Law offers a wide range of legal services, along with guides and advice on matters such as Probate and Estate Administration and Powers of Attorney. And since Care is at the centre of everything we do, Ostrich Law can also help you sort out Care Home Fees so you know exactly what you should be paying.
The award ceremony will take place on the 25th September at the prestigious Dorchester Hotel in London, and will be hosted by Gyles Brandreth. There are 15 categories at the Eclipse Proclaim Modern Law Awards 2013, from New Entrant of the Year to Client Care Initiative of the Year and Innovation of the Year.
Whether we win or not, being shortlisted is great and it is an honour to be nominated alongside talented individuals and firms, and we can assure you that we will do everything in our power to be deserving of further awards in the years to come.
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