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Founder and MD of Finders International, Danny Curran, was on hand to explain to The Law Society Gazette how the probate industry can still help legal firms during the Covid-19 pandemic whilst adhering to all government guidelines.

A tribute to Jimmy O’Donnell, who sadly passed away due to coronavirus.

Two brothers, united for the first time as elderly gentlemen, have been separated once more with the sad passing of Jimmy O’Donnell after he contracted coronavirus, Independent.ie reports.

Managing Director of Finders International, Danny Curran, has been featured on Business Advice in an article where he shares the tips and tricks he has learnt from running a successful company.

The Coronavirus is affecting many areas of everyday life, and has even led to a rise in those searching for wills.

A memorial service for the crew of a Lancaster bomber tragically shot down weeks before the end of World War Two took place this week, thanks in part to efforts by Finders International to trace the living relatives of those who died.

During his talk with Kaye Adams on the BBC Radio Scotland Morning show, Daniel Curran shares some outstanding cases that he has encountered in his 30+ years of experience in the industry. Including one which left a grandson with a winning lottery ticket.

While working on the case of Derek Lewis Mercer, from Hastings, Finders International were not only able to find 21 relations and reward two entitled beneficiaries their estate worth £10,000 each, but they were also able to uncover some shocking family connections from the past.

Speaking with BBC Radio Coventry & Warwickshire, Finders Internationals MD Danny Curran gives insight into the world of Unclaimed Estates. With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Curran discusses the initial steps on how to best proceed if you presume you are entitled to an estate. In this Interview with Trish Adudu, Danny Curran breaks down the probate process and recalls his most memorable and rewarding cases to date.

Finders International  have been recognised in this month edition of the Eastbourne Voice for their work in reuniting relatives of the late Veteran John Redvers.