Chambers Review
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Chancery: Traditional - London (Bar)
What the Team is Known For
Wilberforce Chambers has an impressive group of barristers who handle complex disputes surrounding trusts and estates, and demonstrate multi-jurisdictional knowledge of the law. “Undoubtedly a leading chambers for complex trusts issues, it is very strong across the board and has great people from baby juniors to leading silks”, comments a source. Members of the set appeared in a number of significant matters of late, including Byers v Saudi National Bank, a Supreme Court knowing receipt constructive trust case. Other matters undertaken include National Westminster Bank plc v Ludlow Trustees Ltd and Coutts & Co v Ludlow Trust Co Ltd, a case concerning the largest ever transfer of trusteeships, from NatWest, RBS and Coutts to a new trustee company. As one interviewee said: “All the counsel here handle matters with ease, and provide prompt and practical advice. The set offers expertise in all relevant areas and can assist with the most complex, multi-faceted disputes.”
Nicholas Luckman is the practice director.