Private Client Conference 2025 – 14th October 2025

Our Private Client Conference 2025, is taking place on Tuesday, 14 October, at One Moorgate Place. This annual event brings together leading barristers and expert practitioners to explore the most important developments in private client law. Don’t miss this conference for insightful analysis, practical guidance, and valuable opportunities for discussion. A buffet lunch will be […]

Hirachand: a panel discussion and Q&A

On Tuesday, 7 October at 17:30, Sophia Rogers will join Christopher Wagstaffe KC of 29 Bedford Row, Constance McDonnell KC of Serle Court, Sir Nicholas Francis (former High Court Judge of the Family Division) and Master McQuail (Chancery Master) for a discussion of Hirachand, hosted by ACTAPS. This interactive panel discussion will focus on the […]

GGF Fund Ltd v Anglian Windows Ltd & E Realisations 2020 Ltd [2025] EWHC 2397 (Ch)

The High Court has given directions as to the distribution of a surplus of approximately £4 million following the closure of the Glass and Glazing Federation’s Deposit Indemnity Fund (“the Fund”). The Court had to consider the construction of the Fund’s rules and their application in the context of various issues, including whether members who […]

Radcliffe talks Private Client – 25th September 2025

If you did not join us for Radcliffe Talks: Private Client 2025, presented by Matthew Mills and Olivia Wilson, on Thursday, 25 September 2025 you can view the session here Radcliffe talks Private Client 2025. Please email events@radcliffechambers.com if you have any questions or would like further information.

Award winning team recognised in Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2025

We are proud to announce that our award-winning team of 21 barristers have been ranked, once again, in the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2025. Within this esteemed group William Moffett, Daniel Burton and Matthew Mills have increased their rankings this year. We also welcome 3 barristers to the rankings as Up and […]

Assisted suicide: compromising forfeiture applications

Can beneficiaries disapply the forfeiture rule by agreement? In Re Peace (2025, unreported), the court held that where all adult beneficiaries are competent and together entitled to the entire estate, they may direct the personal representatives to administer it without regard to the forfeiture rule. Justin Holmes of Radcliffe Chambers, instructed by Jan Atkinson at […]

The Statutory Inquiry into The Captain Tom Foundation

Matthew Mills has recently published an article in Private Client Business on the statutory inquiry into the Captain Tom Foundation. This article draws on the existing commentary in the national media and professional charity press and seeks to present a balanced analysis of the Charity Commission’s report. Read the full article here.