Jurit LLP
UK Guide 2025
About
Jurit was established in 2014. It comprises senior lawyers, mainly former City or US law firm partners or senior general counsel. Jurit was specifically designed to provide an agile, responsive, and flexible approach for clients needing modern legal services.
Managing Partner: Robert Marcus
Senior Partner: Anthony Garrod
Number of partners: 9
Number of other fee-earners: 22
Customised, pragmatic, client-focused legal solutions
Jurit has reimagined the way legal services are experienced by clients and delivered by lawyers.
We were a virtual law firm long before a global pandemic forced the issue, delivering an agile, responsive and flexible approach to legal services which left behind traditional ways of working.
Our consultancy model allows you to enjoy technical legal excellence on demand, delivered by a team of experienced senior lawyers who can work in a flexible and cost-efficient way.
Our team has lived and worked across the globe, for leading law firms in private practice and acting as general counsel for businesses on an international scale - so we know a thing or two about how the law and how law firms work.
We have taken the traditional law firm model and have reimagined the delivery of legal services to benefit both our clients and our lawyers.
Jurit gives you access to the brightest legal minds on a flexible basis, whilst creating a rewarding working environment for the solicitors who work with us.
Our operational costs, as a virtual law firm, allow us to pass savings on to our clients, enabling you to enjoy senior-level quality and excellence - at good value.
Our core values govern the way we work and how we operate as an organisation.
They mean that our people are committed to delivering excellence of service, with a focus on fairness and transparency in all aspects of their work.
We are an authentic and accessible team which always strives to:
- Operate in a smart way offering high quality counsel, both in local and in international contexts
- Add real value to our client relationships by applying our values-driven culture
- Combine a traditional professional focus with new ways of providing client service
- Achieve sustainable solutions for our clients
- Build strong long-term relationships
- Adopt active listening and creative, independent, solution-driven thinking
- Ensure that our clients’ interests are always paramount
- Share the energy and enthusiasm of our clients
- Deliver responsive, pragmatic and commercially astute cost-effective support to our clients
- Collaborate as an integrated team with our clients, and with other experienced colleagues to solve our clients’ needs; and
- Always act with honesty, generosity, integrity and mutual respect.
Ranked Offices
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- LondonNo. 1 Royal Exchange, London, Greater London, UK, EC3V 3DG
- Web: jurit.com
- Tel: +44 20 7846 2370
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Articles, highlights and press releases
5 items provided by Jurit LLP
How does the UK’s Autumn 2024 Budget affect offshore trustees?
The UK’s Autumn Budget confirmed that the concept of domicile will be dropped from the UK tax system. Instead, like many other countries, we will look solely at residence (with no changes to the existing Statutory Residence Test).
Budget 2024: Abolishing the remittance basis
Last year's Autumn Budget confirmed that the concept of domicile will be dropped from the UK tax system. Instead, like many other countries, we will look solely at residence (with no changes to the existing Statutory Residence Test).
Budget 2024: Understanding the new UK Inheritance Tax Rules
Last year's Autumn Budget confirmed that the concept of domicile will be dropped from the UK tax system. Instead, like many other countries, we will look solely at residence (with no changes to the existing Statutory Residence Test).
Last year's Autumn Budget delivered by Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, contained a great many changes which will affect private individuals – from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Inheritance Tax (IHT), to major changes for non-doms from 6 April 2025.
Budget 2024 and Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs)
In last year's Autumn Budget, the Government announced a number of changes to employee ownership trusts (EOTs). Jeremy Glover, one of the UK’s leading legal advisers on EOT transactions, explores what was announced and the effect this will have.
How does the UK’s Autumn 2024 Budget affect offshore trustees?
The UK’s Autumn Budget confirmed that the concept of domicile will be dropped from the UK tax system. Instead, like many other countries, we will look solely at residence (with no changes to the existing Statutory Residence Test).
Budget 2024: Abolishing the remittance basis
Last year's Autumn Budget confirmed that the concept of domicile will be dropped from the UK tax system. Instead, like many other countries, we will look solely at residence (with no changes to the existing Statutory Residence Test).
Budget 2024: Understanding the new UK Inheritance Tax Rules
Last year's Autumn Budget confirmed that the concept of domicile will be dropped from the UK tax system. Instead, like many other countries, we will look solely at residence (with no changes to the existing Statutory Residence Test).
Last year's Autumn Budget delivered by Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, contained a great many changes which will affect private individuals – from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Inheritance Tax (IHT), to major changes for non-doms from 6 April 2025.
Budget 2024 and Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs)
In last year's Autumn Budget, the Government announced a number of changes to employee ownership trusts (EOTs). Jeremy Glover, one of the UK’s leading legal advisers on EOT transactions, explores what was announced and the effect this will have.