In the Press
Hubbis and eprivateclient have reported on the firm's expansion in Hong Kong, with the relocation of Simon Green and the hire of Silvia On and Ian Devereux.
CRS hires private-client duo from Stephenson Harwood in HK
Charles Russell Speechlys continues Hong Kong growth
Charles Russell Speechlys grows Hong Kong team with senior hires
Under the Spotlight: The Psychology of Witness Performance
Gavin Margetson
Events
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Andrew Ross contributes to a legal Q&A in Estates Gazette on nuisance claims
Andrew Ross
In the Press
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Farmers Weekly quotes Sadie Pitman on planning system reforms
Sadie Pitman
In the Press
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Tamasin Perkins writes in IFA Magazine about the limits of “challenge-proof” wills
Tamasin Perkins
In the Press
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Charles Russell Speechlys’ Landed Estates, Heritage & Agriculture team report from the 167th Great Yorkshire Show
Katie Talbot
Quick Reads
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From Structure to Substance: Positioning your fund platform for Hong Kong's enhanced tax regimes
Silvia On
Events
min readHow US family offices are navigating a turbulent market
Hugh Dixon
Quick Reads
min readSwiss executors dealing with UK assets – what do I do? Part two
Sophie Hart
Quick Reads
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Costs, Conduct & Counter-Offers – Key Takeaways from the Bankside rights of light costs decision
Georgina Muskett
Insights
min readEU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation: Who Is Affected?
Kerry Stares
Quick Reads
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Cristiana Felisi writes for We Wealth on when a parent can lose custody of their children
Maria Cristiana Felisi
In the Press
min readEU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation: Three Things You Need to Know
Kerry Stares
Quick Reads
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The Telegraph quotes Julia Cox on the growing use of Family Investment Companies for inheritance planning
Julia Cox
In the Press
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Investors’ Chronicle quotes Katie Talbot on the risks and responsibilities of undertaking a trustee position
Katie Talbot
In the Press
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Beware the “late invoice” clause: TCC confirms the final date for payment must be fixed to the due date
William Turner
Insights
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