We are excited to announce our 2nd annual Art & Cultural Property Seminar, ‘Exporting Culture and Importing Risk’.
Following a two-day trial of a preliminary issue Deputy Master Henderson has refused permission for an adult ‘child of the family’ to bring a late claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 in respect of a £36m estate.
Harry Martin acted for the successful claimant in a High Court decision applying the ‘Crabtree Principle’ to refuse security for costs, despite the relevant jurisdictional gateways being satisfied.
We are delighted to announce another year of outstanding rankings and testimonials in The Legal 500 UK Bar 2026.
The Guernsey Court of Appeal has upheld a decision to refuse disclosure of trust information to an object of a power of addition
We are excited to annouce our inaugural Art & Cultural Property Seminar, ‘The Dead, the Living, and […]
Serle Court has achieved another outstanding set of results in the Chambers UK Bar 2025 guide, with rankings in 25 practice areas and 164 individual recommendations.
We are delighted to announce that Serle Court has once again been recognised as a […]
Serle Court members John Machell KC, Dan McCourt Fritz KC, Matthew Morrison, Zahler Bryan, Harry […]
Harry Martin will be speaking at The Institute of Art & Law's upcoming event titled, 'Art […]
Join Serle Court in New York for the 6th International Trusts & Commercial Litigation Conference, exploring the latest developments in trusts and commercial disputes.
Serle Court has once again been recognised in the Chambers UK Bar 2024 guide, with rankings in 11 practice areas and 156 individual recommendations.