Chancery, probate, and tax in Regional Bar

Chancery, Probate, And Tax

Leading Juniors

Rachel Anthony - Civitas Law ‘She has excellent knowledge of legislation and case law.’

Angharad Davies - 9 Park Place ‘She is rightly highly regarded by the local judiciary, by her peers and by local solicitors – a force to be reckoned with.’

Anthony Vines - Civitas Law ‘Knowledgeable, approachable, very helpful and well-prepared.’

Cathrine Grubb - Civitas Law ‘She has a very analytical and straightforward approach.’

Gwydion Hughes - 9 Park Place ‘He stands alone as the best barrister in South Wales for Chancery work.’

Owain Rhys James - Civitas Law ‘He is strong on providing clear advice to clients on complex areas of law.’

Julian Reed - Pump Court Chambers ‘He combines excellent knowledge of civil law with top-end client service.’

Pump Court Chambers

Pump Court Chambers' Julian Reed frequently appears in the High Court over probate and inheritance matters, particularly where capacity and the validity of wills are in issue.

Angharad Davies at 9 Park Place handles a wide range of Chancery matters such as constructive trusts proprietary estoppel and contractual claims, but also has expertise in contentious probate and the interpretation of wills. Gwydion Hughes has a track record of, among other matters, Beddoe applications.

Civitas Law

At Civitas Law, Cathrine Grubb specialises on debt and insolvency matters alongside other Chancery work, while Welsh speaker Owain Rhys James advises on Chancery and trusts matters within a public law context and increasingly focuses on disputes involving rural property and farms.

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