Practice area
Wills, probate and the administration of estates, trusts and trustees, the Court of Protection and mental capacity, and charities.
The claimant, referred to as LMN, is a company incorporated in England and Wales which operates a cryptocurrency exchange. Its case is that it does not hold customers' cryptocurrency on trust but holds it in its own name, owing a…
The case concerned a 46-year-old woman, referred to as Anna or AH to protect her privacy, who lives in a city in the North West of England and suffers from type 1 diabetes. Treated properly and consistently with insulin she can…
RY, an 81-year-old retired engineer from Port Talbot, suffered a cardiac arrest in June 2016 after what was probably a cardiac rhythm disturbance, with a prolonged delay before CPR began. Although heart function returned, CT…
CS is a young woman with two children who, until shortly before Christmas, was in a relationship with the father of her younger child, a relationship said to have become characterised by domestic violence. In early December 2015…
Dennis Golding died on 4 March 2007 aged 81, owning Blue Gates Farm at Brookhay Lane, Whittington, Lichfield, Staffordshire, comprising a three-bedroom listed farmhouse, adjacent agricultural buildings and 16.29 acres of land…
Dr Seray-Wurie was a trustee and former chair of the East End Citizens' Advice Bureaux, a registered charity. On 24 August 2007 the Charity Commission of England and Wales published on its website an inquiry report into EECAB. Dr…
Mr Philip Phillips, a valuer and estate agent, began in business in the 1950s and by his death on 22 March 2000 owned shares in eight related family companies, among them P P Investments Limited, an unquoted company established…
The dispute arose within the extended family of C. B. Shah, who died in 1984 leaving twelve children — six sons and six daughters. From about 1966 Ratilal and Rajnikant came to the United Kingdom and started a drapery business in…