In her opening remarks at this year's Legal Week Trust and Estates Litigation Forum, co-chair Shan Warnock-Smith QC noted that there are a number of recurring themes that seem to surface when talking about trust and estates law. This year's hot topics were in fact the re-emergence of issues that have been on the agenda in various forms for many years.
March 30, 2010 at 02:36 AM
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In her opening remarks at this year’s Legal Week Trust and Estates Litigation Forum, co-chair Shan Warnock-Smith QC noted that there are a number of recurring themes that seem to surface when talking about trust and estates law.
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