Sarah Millican

Chief People Officer / Director

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With a career in HR spanning 30 years, Sarah is the Chief People Officer at PLS Solicitors and is CIPD qualified. She oversees the firm’s human resources strategy, focusing on talent management, organisational culture, and aligning HR practices with business objectives.

Since joining the firm in 2015, Sarah has helped PLS grow from a single office with 30 employees to over 200 staff across five offices.  

smillican@pls-solicitors.co.uk

“Working in HR can be challenging - the difficult conversations are the hardest but the support that we provide for our people makes the job worthwhile”

Sarah Millican

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Shared Ownership Conveyancing Explained: Step-by-Step Guide (UK) 

Shared ownership is one of the most common ways to get onto the property ladder, allowing buyers to purchase a share of a home while paying rent on the remaining portion. However, shared ownership conveyancing is more complex than a standard purchase because it involves a housing association alongside the buyer and lender.  This guide explains the process from instruction...

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Planning a Holiday This Summer? Here’s What Your Conveyancer Needs to Know 

Summer is one of the most popular times of year to move home. Families often aim to complete before the school holidays, while others are balancing a house move alongside planned summer travel.  A common question conveyancers hear at this time of year is: “Can I still complete on my house purchase if I’m going...

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Buying a New-Build Home in Summer? What Buyers Need to Know Before Completion 

Summer is one of the busiest times of year for homebuyers, and for many people, it’s also the perfect time to move into a new-build property. For buyers completing on a brand-new home, summer also offers the ideal opportunity to identify snagging issues, establish a new garden, and understand how the property performs during warmer weather.  However, the new-build home buying process in...

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