In the autumn 2020 issue of Forsters' Corporate newsletter, the Corporate team explore and consider some of the challenges that businesses will face and the issues they will need to consider when undertaking corporate transactions in this environment.
Read moreTax Partner, Elizabeth Small’s article entitled ‘Tax charge on non-consumption?’ was published in Taxation. In her article, she discusses the VAT complications that can arise with deposits on commercial real estate transactions.
Read moreSenior Associate, Patricia Boon’s article entitled ‘Family governance in an age of uncertainty’ was published in the Thought Leaders 4 Private Client magazine.
Read morePrivate Client Partner, Catharine Bell, and Senior Associate, Charlotte Evans-Tipping’s article entitled ‘Sustainable investing in the private wealth sphere: how can fiduciaries balance the risks with the rewards?’ was published in Campden FB.
Read moreHead of Property Litigation, Natasha Rees, writes for News on the Block regarding the Law Commission’s recently published proposals on leasehold reform and the future of home ownership.
Read moreProperty Litigation Partner, Jonathan Ross, answers a reader’s question in the Home supplement of The Sunday Times.
Read morePrivate Client Partner, Guy Abrahams’ article entitled ‘CGT: review threat leads to disposals’ was published in Accountancy Daily.
Read morePrivate Client Partner, Kelly Noel-Smith was recently interviewed by Justin Mason of Justin Mason Valuation Consultancy, to share her expertise and insights into taxation, wealth management and the current property market.
Read morePrivate Client Senior Associate, Alfred Liu, spoke to Jersey Finance’s UK Director, Robert Moore, to share his insights into next - generation considerations for families' succession planning as part of their latest ‘Family Office Feature: In Conversation with…’ series.
Read moreFamily Partner, Simon Blain’s article entitled ‘Family Values’ was published in the STEP Journal. In his article, Simon considers whether there is a growing trend towards private dispute resolution in family law cases in England and Wales.
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