England - South West • Private client

Charles Russell Speechlys LLP

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Drawing praise for its ‘technical excellence’ Charles Russell Speechlys LLP has a highly regarded agricultural practice, comprising a team who are capable of providing expert advice on a range of services, including property law and estate planning. The broad agriculture practice is noted for its work with large landed estates and high-net-worth individuals, as well as its work on cross-border matters. The practice is led by Henry Fea and Tristam Van Lawick. Other notable individuals include Christopher Page and Kate Eckley. The ‘excellent’ Katie Talbot is also recommended.  

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Testimonials

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  • 'High-quality advice on landed estates both in terms of technical excellence and ability to communicate this in an understandable way.'

  • ‘Katie Talbot is excellent; combines legal and tax knowledge to an exceptional standard.'

  • 'Experts in rural property and transactions. Focussed on getting the deal through and listen to clients needs and advise accordingly.'

  • 'Tristram Van Lawick is exceedingly knowledgeable and diligent.'

  • 'Kate Eckley has a refreshing approach - really listening to clients needs and advising accordingly.'

Work highlights

  • Acted for a private family in the acquisition of a £20m landed estate.
  • Advised family members and trustees on a family dispute and buy-out options relating to a significant landed estate.
  • Advised family members and trustees on succession, restructuring and a family constitution following the death of the previous generation of custodians of a landed and urban estate.

Lawyers

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Practice head

The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

Henry Fea, Tristram van Lawick

Other key lawyers

Christopher Page, Katie Talbot, Kate Eckley