Radcliffe Chambers continues to be well-regarded for its private wealth expertise. Members of the set cater to UHNWI individuals and people of influence, frequently representing them in the High Court and Court of Appeal. Sophia Rogers appeared in Hirachand v Hirachand, an Inheritance Act claim which went to the Supreme Court and resulted in a new precedent for the recoverability of conditional fee agreement success fees in these claims. Daniel Burton is acting as sole counsel in Re Noel (Dorant v Dorant) a heavily contested case involving a kin inquiry into the descendants of the deceased as well as those entitled to his estate.
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