Our team of experts shine a spotlight on new legal developments, share their views on the impact of current affairs, and offer insights on issues that could impact you and your business.
We are pleased to have been recognised in the 2025 eprivateclient 'Top Family Law Firms', an annual listing recognising the UK’s leading family law advisors. The rankings highlight the premier UK based family law practices, distinguishing...
The November Budget was something of a mixed bag for entrepreneurs – some good and some bad. Following a plethora of pre-Budget rumours, some of the most important developments were measures which did not in
In a welcome announcement for farmers and business owners, the government has confirmed an increase to the 100% IHT relief allowance to £2.5m per person from April 2026. Partner and Head of Private Wealth, Hayden Bailey and Legal Director, Emma Haley comment on what this means in practice and stress that now may be the right time to review wills and succession planning.
What is missing from the Autumn Budget and what might this signal about the Government’s direction of travel? No wealth tax. No exit tax. Limited inheritance tax reform. Few incentives for entrepreneurs. Hayden Bailey, Partner & Head of Private Wealth shares his perspective on what these could mean for families, globally mobile individuals and business owners.
Behind the headlines of the Autumn Budget lies a significant change for high-value residential properties: the new High Value Council Tax Surcharge (‘mansion tax’). Partners, Saskia Arthur and Andrew Loan break down what this means for property owners and why it matters.
Immigration Partner, Zoe Jacob speaks on redundancy in the tech sector and highlights why recent rule changes make this a critical moment to plan ahead by futureproofing your position and exploring your options.
After weeks of speculation and leaks, the Chancellor’s Budget focused on “stability” rather than sweeping reform. Our team explores the key tax measures, their timing and what they mean for individuals and families – from income tax freezes to pension changes and property considerations.
Phase 1 of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 will take effect on 1 May 2026, applying retrospectively to both existing and new assured shorthold tenancies. The current pre-implementation period offers an opportunity for the sector to prepare for this new regime.
Moving to the UK as a US citizen or Green Card holder? The UK and US tax systems don’t always align and that can create unexpected challenges. From trusts and LLCs to property and inheritance tax, Partner, Laurence Morgan and Associate, Alex Gamble outline the key UK tax considerations and why early, joined-up advice is essential.
What do the upcoming changes to the UK’s non-dom regime mean for British expats? Partner, Julie Howard and Senior Associate, Jenny Wilson-Smith share their insights on the new planning opportunities introduced by recent changes to the IHT rules and the new four-year regime for returning UK residents.
"Diversification is the only free lunch in investing"
The above quote from Nobel Prize winning economist Harry Markowitz is a staple of financial advice. No credible wealth manager would suggest an
What will the changes to the Renters’ Rights Act mean for landlords and tenants? From the end of fixed-term tenancies to tighter possession rules, the new regime will reshape the rental landscape. With implementation still pending, landlords have limited time to understand what is changing and plan ahead. Insight from Partners, Kellie Jones and Colin Young and Senior Associate, Kate Symons.
We are pleased to have been recognised in the 2025 eprivateclient 'Top Family Law Firms', an annual listing recognising the UK’s leading family law advisors. The rankings highlight the premier UK based family law
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Why have SME housebuilders gone from building 40% of Britain’s homes to just 10–12%? In Show House, Real Estate Partner, Aleem Khan explores the financing and planning barriers holding smaller developers back and what needs to change.
In the latest Chambers UK guide, we have again been recognised across a number of key practice areas, a reflection of our deep knowledge and on the delivery of exceptional outcomes for our
Is the Government’s latest plan to reform home buying a real fix or just a digital twist on the old HIPs? Residential Property Partners, Saskia Arthur and Edward Allan, and Senior Associate, Kate Symons, explore how the proposed “Home Buying and Selling Reform” could reshape (or repeat) history.
What makes a Private Financial Dispute Resolution (PFDR) hearing such an effective and flexible way to settle financial matters? Family Senior Associate, Alexandra Hirst, explains PFDR and outlines how preparation, clear communication and a tailored approach can help clients navigate the process confidently without proceeding to a final court hearing.
How will the end of the UK’s non-dom regime impact internationally mobile individuals? Private Wealth Partner, Laurence Morgan explains the new four-year FIG regime in TL4 HNW Magazine – Next Gen Wealth edition, outlining who qualifies for it and the practical tax implications that may follow.
We are delighted that we have been ranked in Tier I of the 2025 eprivateclient 'Top Law Firms' survey.
The eprivateclient rankings, compiled by Pam Insight, are based on a survey of more than 150 UK law firms.
Get to know Private Wealth Disputes Senior Associate, Tom McPhail! In ThoughtLeaders4 HNW Magazine – Next Gen Wealth edition, Tom shares some of his goals and inspirations in a short Q&A.
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