Mallory Hendry

1 week ago | mpamag.com | Mallory Hendry

Together's Tanya Elmaz shares research, advice, and how to help clients gain a competitive edge By 29 May 2025 This article was produced in partnership with Together  Landlords in the buy-to-let market face a host of pressures, from shifting tenant expectations to ongoing regulatory changes. But it’s the new energy efficiency rules that stand out as both pressing and poorly understood.

2 weeks ago | mpamag.com | Mallory Hendry

Cindy Ertman, Christine Beckwith, and Michelle Berman-Mikel are shaping the future for brokers By 23 May 2025 The following article was produced in partnership with AIME Cindy Ertman (pictured left), Christine Beckwith (pictured center), and Michelle Berman-Mikel (pictured right) are beacons of success in the mortgage industry.

2 weeks ago | mpamag.com | Mallory Hendry

New Delayed Start mortgage gives first-time buyers breathing room amid rising costs By 23 May 2025 This article was produced in partnership with Skipton Building Society Skipton Building Society is once again stepping up for first-time buyers (FTBs) with the launch of its Delayed Start mortgage. It adds to a growing suite of innovative solutions designed to tackle persistent affordability challenges in the current market.

2 weeks ago | canadianlawyermag.com | Mallory Hendry

This expansion isn't about change, but continuity of service, says the DivorceMate team By This article was produced in partnership with DivorceMate  The team at DivorceMate has been proudly serving the Canadian family law bar for almost four decades, and that deep bench of expertise is about to impact LEAP Family Law as DivorceMate takes over their innovation, content, development and support.

2 weeks ago | lawtimesnews.com | Mallory Hendry

Early prep, rebuttals, and client-centred advocacy matter — especially during trauma season BY 20 May 2025 This article was produced in partnership with Thomson Rogers. As a former insurance defence lawyer, Thomson Rogers’ Matthew Sutton is well acquainted with the bias that exists in insurer medical examinations (IMEs). “I’d be shocked if anyone claimed that less than 90-95% aren’t insurer-favourable,” Sutton says.