Pinney Talfourd LLP's Brentwood based practice advises clients on breaches of fiduciary duties by trustees and executors and declarations of presumed death. Particularly recommended for her capabilities in Inheritance Act 1975 matters, practice head Catherine Loadman often handles challenges to the validity of wills based on a lack of mental capacity and fraud, inheritance disputes, and deeds of variation. Kerry Hull left the firm in March 2023.
Testimonials
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‘Communication has always been clear and concise.’
‘High standards of client service and expertise. ’
‘Catherine Loadman is a very experienced partner working in contested probate. She manages clients extremely well, is focused on commercial outcomes, and has experience in achieving this in difficult and complex cases.’
‘The people within the firm go above and beyond for their clients. They always ensure that briefs to Counsel are detailed and thorough, they put a significant amount of work into their cases and make sure that their clients have the best possible experience whilst going through one of the most difficult times of their lives.’
‘Catherine Loadman is exceptional. She is very knowledgeable and knows her cases inside out.'
‘Approachable, professional and personal.’
‘Pinney Talfourd fields a strong regional team in the South East - they have a lot of expertise in the contentious trusts and probate field.’
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Catherine Loadman