Free Webinar with Fraser and Fraser
Open for Everyone – Making your law firm accessible
Amy joined Culver Law in March 2023 as Partner and Head of the Private Client Team. She advises on all aspects of non-contentious private client work, including Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning and Probate, and has particular expertise in advising older and vulnerable clients. Amy is highly regarded for her sensitive, client-focused approach.
Amy leads Culver Law’s services for the Deaf and Deafblind communities and is deeply passionate about improving accessibility within the legal profession. She works closely with organisations such as the British Deaf Association, DeafPLUS and other Deaf charities, and regularly delivers presentations to Deaf groups. She holds a Signature Level 6 Certificate in British Sign Language, Level 3 Certificates in Visual Frame Hands On signing and Deafblind Manual and is a founder of the Advisers for Deaf Network.
In September 2026, Amy was recognised for her work promoting greater accessibility to the law for Deaf people by winning a Law Society 2026 Legal Hero award.
She has a strong interest in dementia and related illnesses, using her knowledge to support clients in remaining involved in decisions about their affairs for as long as possible. Amy is a longstanding Dementia Friends Ambassador and regularly delivers training to colleagues and professional contacts to help them better understand and meet the needs of their clients.
Amy is a National Director and fully accredited member of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers. She is a full member of STEP and holds the STEP Advanced Certificate in Advising Vulnerable Clients.
Wednesday, 18 November 2026 | 10:30 AM GMT
About The Webinar
What is accessibility
The Equality Act 2010 and what that means for law firms
Issues facing clients with invisible disabilities
The client journey – barriers that exist
Ways to break down the barriers and open your law firm to more clients
Webinar Presenters

Ceyda Baser
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Nick Howitt
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Amy Wallhead
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