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Danny Curran, MD of international probate genealogy firm, Finders International, spoke with the New Law Journal this week to discuss heir-hunting, the legal profession and how he spends his time with friends and family.

Finders International were called in to help with the case of Tony Godfrey, the Daily Mail reports; a retired aeronautical draughtsman who sadly died alone in a care home with no known next of kin.

The Mirror featured a story both online and in print on the quiet Derbyshire village of Eyam, a village that was rocked by the bubonic plague in 1665, leaving them with no other alternative but to place the entire village into lockdown. The Mirror reports that 260 of the 700 residents died, but it was their courageous decision to quarantine Eyam that stopped the spread of the plague to nearby towns and cities.

Finders International MD, Danny Curran was asked to join James Hazell on BBC Radio Suffolk to discuss the subject of Unclaimed Estates in the Suffolk area.

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.