Property

2018 saw the highest number of London properties sold for over £20 million (38) since 2014, according to Knight Frank.

Today sees the publication of the 2019 eprivateclient Guernsey Report – a whistle-stop analysis of the private wealth sector in Guernsey

Howard Kennedy's Jazmin Brown highlights why establishing jurisdiction in family proceedings is so important

Rawlinson & Hunter's Stephen Yates looks at the tax highlights from May 2019

Rachel Thompson's three year long battle with Apple to gain access to her late husband's account highlights the difficulty of navigating the terms and conditions of online service providers after death and is another example of how the law is struggling to keep up with the pace of technology, explains Howard Kennedy's Lauren Sieprath

Young people are four times more likely to plan to downsize than over 55s this year, says Hargreaves Lansdown.

Over recent weeks there has been some surprise in the world of family law at the decision made by banker KerimDerhalli to pursue his former wife -  Jayne Richardson Derhalli - for ‘back rent’ in relation to her occupation of the former £6 million matrimonial home in London, and maybe slightly more surprise at the fact the application has so far been successful

2019 eprivateclient Top Law Firm Wrigleys has made four partner promotions in its Leeds office

The joint committee on the Draft Registration of Overseas Entities Bill has published its pre-legislative scrutiny report.

2019 eprivateclient Top Law Firm Royds Withy King has made 20 promotions, including five new partners.