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ACTAPS Summer Party
Amazing Grace London Bridge, 9a Saint Thomas Street, London, SE1 9RY
A summer evening with the ACTAPS committee and fellow members.
Event details: ACTAPS Summer Party
Drinks, canapés and professional networking at Amazing Grace London Bridge.
ACTAPS Guernsey Event
Collas Crill LLP, Glategny Court, Glategny Esplanade, St Peter Port
An introduction to ACTAPS for contentious trusts and probate practitioners in Guernsey.
Event details: ACTAPS Guernsey Event
Committee members presented the association's objectives and membership benefits, with refreshments. The invitation included Guernsey Bar members and non-locally qualified practitioners working substantially in contentious trusts and probate.
The original listing did not specify an end time.
ACTAPS Jersey Event
Collas Crill LLP, Gaspé House, 66–72 Esplanade, St Helier
An introduction to ACTAPS for contentious trusts and probate practitioners in Jersey.
Event details: ACTAPS Jersey Event
Committee members presented the association's objectives and membership benefits over drinks and canapés. The invitation included Jersey Bar members and non-locally qualified practitioners working substantially in contentious trusts and probate.
The original listing did not specify an end time.
ACTAPS London Central
Charles Russell Speechlys, 5 Fleet Place, London, EC4M 7RD
ACTAPS Annual Half Day Seminar, including wills reform and cross-border estates.
Event details: ACTAPS London Central
13:15–13:45: Thomas Dumont KC (Radcliffe Chambers), a practical session on avoiding litigation mistakes.
13:45–14:30: Alexander Learmonth KC (New Square Chambers), an update on the Law Commission's Draft Bill on Wills.
14:50–16:20: Louise Corfield (No 5 Chambers), Millie Rai (New Square Chambers) and Priya Wagjiani (5 Stone Buildings), a workshop on estates with assets outside the jurisdiction.
Registration and coffee: 12:45–13:10. Networking, drinks and canapés: 16:25–17:30.
ACTAPS Birmingham Event
No5 Chambers, Birmingham
An insider's guide to Hirachand and Howe, and the implications for 1975 Act claims.
Members: Free · Non-members: £10
Event details: ACTAPS Birmingham Event
A discussion of Hirachand v Hirachand [2024] UKSC 43 and Howe v Howe with lawyers involved in the cases.
Panel: Brie Stevens-Hoare KC (Gatehouse Chambers), Cameron Stocks (Gatehouse Chambers), Martin Oliver (Wright Hassall LLP), Andrew Bishop (Rothley Law) and James McKean (New Square Chambers).
Arrival and refreshments: 17:00–17:30. Seminar: 17:30–19:30. Drinks and nibbles: 19:30–20:00.