In the Press
Dominic Lawrance and Elinor Boote have written for Tax Journal on the ambiguity of DAC6.
When the Jellicle Ball Ends: Navigating Pet Ownership on Divorce
Cara Fung
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eprivateclient quotes Oliver Little on how tax clarity can help the UK regain confidence among global wealth holders
Oliver Little
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Mary Perham and Tristan Tydings write for IFA Magazine on business property relief changes
Mary Perham
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Lump sum tax regime: higher annual flat tax and grandfathering provision
Nicola Saccardo
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Family Investment Companies Explained: How Control Shapes Succession Planning
Edward Robinson
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Hubbis features Jeffrey Lee on the rise of the multi‑hub family office landscape
Jeffrey Lee
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Autumn Budget 2025: Extension of Schedule A1 Inheritance Tax “look‑through” to UK agricultural property
Sarah Wray
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The Financial Times quotes Miranda Fisher on the rise in arbitration for divorces in England and Wales
Miranda Fisher
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Erell Bauduin comments in VOGUE Business on how leading companies approach succession strategy
Erell Bauduin
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Succession Planning in Family Investment Companies: What Should Families Consider?
Mary Perham
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Family Investment Companies: family values, succession and wealth stewardship
Edward Robinson
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Through the looking glass - transparency in the family courts (reprised).
Charlotte Posnansky
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Marcus Yorke-Long comments in Spears on the mediation of family wealth disputes
Marcus Yorke-Long
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CGT and Excluded Settlors: Reimbursement Risks for Trustees Post April 2025
Alice Martin
Insights
Ahmad Anani and Jihane Rizk write for The Legal Industry Reviews: Qatar Edition on private wealth structures under the QFC regime.
Ahmad Anani
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Peter Smith writes for TL4 Middle East Magazine on the rise of arbitration in private wealth disputes
Peter Smith
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Cora Hardy comments on partnership dissolution in Farmers Weekly
Cora Hardy
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Is it "agricultural"? What actually counts as a matter of law?
Maddie Dunn
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