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    Private Office

Understanding you is our priority.

Our Private Office team works to help you achieve everything you require from an international legal platform focused on the intersection of personal, family and business.

Our professional and experienced team of non-lawyers have relationship management expertise having advised significant families across global finance, investments, real estate, development and land management. This pioneering approach for the legal sector, and our obsession with outstanding client service, sets us apart.

We observe the landscape from your perspective and support you in achieving your ambitions however intricate.

Our Firm has a long and proud reputation for providing outstanding legal advice across the private capital spectrum of global individuals, families and their businesses; family offices; serial entrepreneurs and investors.

The Private Office underpins this strength. The time we spend with you is free of charge – it’s our investment in you - and demonstrates our absolute commitment to forging meaningful, strategic and long-term relationships.

Nowhere else have a relationship team been so focused on understanding the various dimensions of our personal & business interests to the end benefit of both client and firm viewing one another clearly through a single lens."

Global Family Office client

The Private Office will attract new global families to the Firm who value broad conversations across sectors, territories and generations."

Andy Hay, NED & Chairman of the Private Office
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Private Office Vision

The Charles Russell Speechlys Private Office helps bring the collective wisdom of our whole Firm into play, to benefit you.

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Voice of our Chairman

Hear from our Chairman, Lord Andrew Hay, as he discusses the genesis of the Charles Russell Speechlys Private Office.

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Meet the private office team

Our thinking

  • A very British benefit – More Queuing: Introducing the Europe wide Entry/Exit System from October 2025

    Paul McCarthy

    Quick Reads

  • Law Commission’s 14th Programme of Reform: the future of Trust Arbitration?

    Maddie Dunn

    Quick Reads

  • Dubai amends its Conciliation Law

    Peter Smith

    Quick Reads

  • Scoring Big: The dynamics of Investment in Sport

    Molly Moseley

    Quick Reads

  • Major Italian National newspaper La Repubblica quotes Marcus Yorke-Long on succession in family businesses

    Marcus Yorke-Long

    In the Press

  • Mastering Claims Against Estates: A Guide to Debt Enforcement in Switzerland

    Remo Wagner

    Quick Reads

  • So called ‘Donald Dashers’ crossing the pond to the United Kingdom in droves?

    Paul McCarthy

    Quick Reads

  • New EU regulations for importing cultural property into the EU – what art collectors need to know

    Suzanne Marriott

    Quick Reads

  • When is 20% not 20%? The real impact of the proposed changes to business property relief on trading companies

    Sarah Wray

    Quick Reads

  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - the inheritance tax Consultation on agricultural and business property

    Sarah Wray

    Quick Reads

  • Under my umbr-ETA, ESTA, eh eh… FAO: international visitors to UK from 8 January 2025 – avoid rain and flight anxiety

    Paul McCarthy

    Quick Reads

  • Computer says no [update] - border chaos delayed until April 2025

    Paul McCarthy

    Quick Reads

  • The Straits Times quotes Kurt Rademacher and Marcus Yorke-Long on trends amongst business owners in Asia following the US Election

    Kurt Rademacher

    In the Press

  • Succession and tax strategy for farmers and business owners post-Budget

    Sarah Wray

    Quick Reads

  • The Budget: further details on reforms to agricultural and business property emerge

    Sarah Wray

    Quick Reads

  • The Budget: implications for agricultural property relief

    Sarah Wray

    Quick Reads

  • How the forewarned ‘hike’ on private school fees is going to bite – a family law and Private Office perspective

    Jemimah Fleet

    Quick Reads

  • Budgeting for change: what should Landed Estates be doing before the Budget?

    Sarah Wray

    Quick Reads

  • All change for UK immigration?

    Owen Chan

    Quick Reads

  • Thomson Reuters quotes Simon Ridpath on the state of the 2024 UK legal market

    Simon Ridpath

    In the Press

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