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Pleading and Proving Fraud in Commercial Litigation – Key takeaways from London International Disputes Week 2025

Fraud disputes are high-stakes, fast-moving, and increasingly complex. At a recent seminar hosted during London International Disputes Week (LIDW), Wedlake Bell Partner and Head of Disputes – Ed Starling, Karl … Read more →

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In Trust – June 2025

Welcome to the June edition of In Trust. As we move further into the 2025/26 tax year, this edition focuses on the importance of forward planning — particularly in light of … Read more →

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Art and inheritance tax: reforms and reliefs

Changes to business property relief (“BPR“) announced in the 2024 Autumn Budget mean that artists and art dealers who had hoped their studios and businesses might benefit from BPR on … Read more →

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Modernising Wills law: are we ready for change?

Last month the Law Commission published their long awaited report proposing changes to the law of wills. Given the legislation upon which we currently rely is almost two hundred years … Read more →

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Predatory Marriage: How to safeguard against it

Predatory marriage is a term used to describe a marriage typically between an elderly, or otherwise vulnerable, person and a, sometimes, younger individual, perhaps their carer, companion or neighbour where … Read more →

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Lasting Power of Attorney: Essential for all ages

Many people mistakenly believe that their next of kin can automatically make decisions on their behalf if they lose mental capacity, however, this is not the case. There is also … Read more →