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9 NEW SQUARE, LINCOLN'S INN, LONDON, WC2A 3QN, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 020 7412 0050
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Web:: www.hunters-solicitors.co.uk

Wilfrid Vernor-Miles

Tel:: Work 020 7412 0050
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Work Department

Private client and Charity

Position

Partner in private client department specialising in tax and estate planning, wills and probate trusts and charity creation and administration.

Career

Partner Vernor-Miles & Noble from 2000; Lexcel managing partner Vernor-Miles & Noble 2006-11 ; partner Hunters 2011 to date.

Languages

English and French.

Member

City of Westminster and Holborn Law Society.

Education

Southampton Univeristy 1996 Law LLB; College of Law 1997 LPC (with commendation).

Leisure

Fishing, scuba diving and opera.

London: Private client

Charities and not-for-profit

Within: Charities and not-for-profit

Hunters Law LLP acts for a broad range of charities, schools, sports clubs, humanitarian organisations, religious societies, staff associations, trade unions and many other not-for-profit organisations across the charity sector. It advises on a full spectrum of issues facing charities such as governance and regulation, through to fundraising and data protection issues. It has also been advising various new European-based corporations and foundations on diverse matters as well as international charities and NGOs with operations throughout Africa. Paul Almy heads the team and Wilfrid Vernor-Miles is also recommended.

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