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Our 2023 private client law and practice programme brings you key updates across the full spectrum of the practice area.
The following webinars scheduled for release during 2023:
- Testamentary capacity: where are we now? (2023)
- ESG for trusts (2023)
- Cross-border philanthropy (2023)
- Private client and private international law (2023)
- Private Client Law and Practice – End of year round up 2023
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- Available nowProbate update (2023)Private Client Law and PracticeJoin Senior Counsels Kate Buchanan and Karen Sheehan from Taylor Wessing in this webinar discussing probate update. The topics covered are as below:probate applicationschanges to ...
- Available nowShariah law succession and will drafting (2023)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, our expert speakers from Wedlake Bell discuss Shariah law succession and will drafting. They cover the following:burial and shrouding;debt settlement;legacies; andresiduary estate.For ...
- Available nowThe iniquity exception to privilege (2023)Private Client Law and Practice x Serle Court Chambers|Private Client Law and PracticeIn the second installation of our series with Serle Court Chambers, Adil Mohamedbhai discusses the iniquity exception to privilege. He covers the following:the basics;rationale for ...
- Available nowProprietary estoppel after Guest v Guest (2023)Private Client Law and PracticeJoin Richard Dew and Elizabeth Atkinson, Barristers at Ten Old Square Chambers, in this discussion of proprietary estoppel after Guest v Guest. They cover the ...
- Available nowJudge-led ADR (2023)Private Client Law and Practice x Serle Court Chambers|Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar about judge-led ADR, join Constance McDonnell KC in her discussion on the following:What is judge-led ADR?Early Neutral EvaluationFinancial Dispute Resolution hearingsPolicyPracticeWhat to ...
- Available nowCryptoassets in 2023Private Client Law and PracticeThomas Middlehurst and Alexander Shirtcliff, Partners at Blake Morgan, discuss the following:What is a cryptoasset?Cryptoassets and AinsworthWhy cryptoassets matter for private client practitionersCryptoassets as property ...
- Available nowPrivate Client Law and Practice - end of year round-up 2022Private Client Law and PracticeJoin our experts in an overview of the key cases and latest developments in private client law and practice. Their agenda is as follows:Wills and ...
- Available nowDeprivation of liberty (2022)Private Client Law and PracticeOur experts from Landmark Chambers discuss deprivation of liberty. They cover the following:Legal principles underpinning deprivation of liberty processes; Mental Capacity Act 2005Article 5(1) ECHRCheshire ...
- Available nowCosts in contentious trusts and estate claims (2022)Private Client Law and PracticeThis webinar provides an update on the latest developments in costs in contentious trusts and estate claims, covering topics including:Contentious Probate claimsExecutor costsOther parties’ costsInheritance ...
- Available nowProprietary estoppel in 2022Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, experts Tori Adams and Chris Bryden from 4KBW discuss proprietary estoppel, covering the topics of:What is Proprietary Estoppel?Proprietary Estoppel - GenesisYeoman's RowThorner ...
- Available nowVariations of Trust Act 1958 applications (2022)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, Charlotte Kynaston and Jacob Ward from Macfarlanes LLP cover the topics of:The Court’s jurisdictionWhy make an applicationProcedureFor a preview, click the video ...
- Available now(LIVE) Domicile in 2022Free Live Webinars|Private Client Law and PracticeThis webinar will cover topics of current interest on the taxation of non-UK domiciliaries. It will offer practical tips and analysis drawing on the experiences ...
- Available nowHow to settle inheritance act claims (2022)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, experts Chris Bryden and Tori Adams discuss how to settle Inheritance Act claims. The agenda is as follows:What is an Inheritance Act ...
- Available nowRemoval of personal representatives (2022)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, Chris Bryden and Tori Adams discuss the removal of personal representatives. The agenda is as follows:Statutory frameworkConsiderationsRelevant principles - Harris v EarwickerFurther ...
- Available nowVariation of trusts (2021)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, our expert speakers discuss variation of trusts and the relevant case law. The agenda is as follow:Why would you vary a trust?How ...
- Available nowPrivate Client Law and Practice - End of year round-up (2021)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, our expert speakers review the case law from 2021. They cover the key themes of the year, including:The scope of protector powersBlessing ...
- Available nowUpdate on trustees and data protection (2021)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, our private client experts Alexander Dittel and Oliver Embley discuss:Trust law and the GDPR Are they friends or foes?Trustees' duties and discretion ...
- Available nowChallenging lifetime dispositions (2021)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, our private client law and practice experts discuss challenging lifetime dispositions. The agenda is as follows:Section 53(1)(c) Law of Property Act 1925 ...
- Available nowAlternative dispute resolution in contentious trusts and estates (2021)Private Client Law and PracticeIn this webinar, our experts discuss considerations in advance of a mediation in the context of contentious trusts and/or estate dispute. The topics covered are ...
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