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Sarah Rowley writes for Charities Management on what charities should keep an eye out for this year
With a new Government in position, it remains to be seen what opportunities there could be for the sector.
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Yacine Diallo and Pierre-Philip Leroux-Moga write for Agefi Luxembourg on the migration of high-net-worth individuals
The global population of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) is expanding, and we are on the brink of the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history.
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Eddie Richards and Sadie Pitman write for CoStar on Labour's approach to logistics and infrastructure
Eddie and Sadie explain why (and how) the UK chancellor is looking to the construction and infrastructure sectors to "kick start the growth the country so desperately needs".
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Sarah Jane Boon and Julia Cox write for Tax Adviser on safeguarding family wealth and the role of pre- and post-nuptial agreements
Sarah Jane Boon, Family Partner and Julia Cox, Private Client Partner, write for Tax Adviser on how best to safeguard family wealth and the role of pre- and post-nuptial agreements.
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Property Week quotes Georgina Muskett on a judgment relating to a moth-infested Notting Hill mansion purchased for £32.5m
Georgina Muskett, an expert in real estate disputes, explains that is is "really surprising that the judge effectively forced the seller to take the property back".
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LADbible quotes Sarah Jane Boon on the legal binding nature of marriages from Netflix’s 'Love is Blind'
With Love Is Blind nearly back on our screens, the most common question asked is: are the marriages legally binding?
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Naomi Nettleton and Alicia Stanford-Shard write for Property Week on how landed estate owners are increasingly looking to make improvements to their estates to enhance environmental impact and efficiency
Naomi Nettleton, Partner and Alicia Stanford-Shard, Associate write for Property Week, addressing the pressures on UK landed estate owners who are obliged to upgrade their properties for better energy efficiency amidst legal obligations.
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Building Design quotes Kevin Gibbs on Heathrow's plans for a third runway by end of next parliament
Kevin argues that the "big blocks to major infrastructure projects must be addressed if there is to be any chance of planes taking off from Heathrow in the near future".
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The Law Society Gazette quotes Tamasin Perkins on the concerns surrounding the proposed amendment to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
Legal experts have expressed concern over a proposed amendment to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which would remove High Court judges from the assisted dying process, replacing them with a panel of experts.
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The Law Society Gazette quotes Claire Fallows on planning law reform
Claire Fallows, Partner and Head of Planning, acknowledges that while housebuilders are keen to build, economic conditions and buyer confidence are concerns. She shares her thoughts with the Law Society Gazette.
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HR Magazine quotes Lucy Lintott on employees who are unable to work due to poor health or disability
Lucy Lintott in our Employment team explains that the changed landscape around health is protected by UK legislation.
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Birthright citizenship changes and US surrogacy: what UK and Swiss intended parents need to know
Michael Wells-Greco
Insights
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Hannah Catt writes in PrimeResi on the upcoming High-Value Council Tax Surcharge in the UK and why it needs careful design
Hannah Catt
In the Press
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Charles Russell Speechlys celebrates US team recognition in Best Lawyers in America® 2027
Karen Yates
News
min readCosts in DIFC Employment Cases: Two New Decisions Confirm the Strength of Practice Direction 1/2025
Peter Smith
Quick Reads
min readCourt of Appeal case highlights the importance of properly drafted repayment provisions
Francesca Charlton
Quick Reads
min readDiversification, safe havens and the pivot to Asia for US Family Offices
Hugh Dixon
Quick Reads
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Kerry Stares, Rory Partridge and Lyla Gilbert write in Sustainable Views about how sustainable packaging is becoming a condition of EU market access
Kerry Stares
In the Press
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William Longrigg writes in the Law Society Gazette on the potential return of Calderbank offers in family proceedings
William Longrigg
In the Press
min readPay Up or We'll Tell All: The High Court's Firm Stance on Blackmail in Privacy Cases
Hannah Gornall
Quick Reads
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Infrastructure Projects - Take care when accessing land under statutory powers
Kevin Gibbs
Insights
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Fowl Play: Lessons from Lux Films Ltd v Fowler & Anor [2026] EWHC 963 (KB)
Claudine Morgan
Insights
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Genuine Belief Is Not Enough: Supreme Court Confirms Section 172 Demands Good Faith in Conduct, Not Just Thought
Claudine Morgan
Insights
min readFamily Offices want crypto – but who's helping them get there?
Shaanil Senarath-Dassanayake
Quick Reads
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Hugh Dixon
Quick Reads
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Why the UK-India Trade Deal Matters for Private Capital
Kim Lalli
Quick Reads
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Wei Kang comments on China’s new tax rule on offshore trusts in The Straits Times
In the Press
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A New Era of Wealth and Estate Planning for PRC High-Net-Worth Families
Wei Kang
Insights
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