Book Reviews for Private Client practitioners

Gill Steel, from LawSkills, reviews the book A Practical Guide to Personal Injury Trusts (2nd Edition) by Alan Robinson for Law Brief Publishing.

Gill Steel, from LawSkills, reviews the book A Modern Approach to Wills, Administration and Estate Planning (5th Edition) by Whitehouse and King.

It is simply not possible in a short review of this book to list the full contents of this volume. Suffice it to say the law of Wills is comprehensively set out over 44 chapters.

This book provides a practical guide to advising clients making Wills and personal representatives (PRs) administering estates on how to deal with digital assets.

It is simply not possible in a short review of this book to list the full contents of this volume. Suffice it to say the law of Wills is comprehensively set out over 44 chapters.

The aim of the author in writing this book is to take some of the complexity of the inheritance tax (IHT) provisions and to break down the rules to their simplest components in order to produce [...]

This book is designed to help practitioners who advise clients on cross border estate planning. Wherever there is more than one country’s law applicable to a person’s estate the matter becomes [...]

This book has been written by two brave practitioners who decided to ‘go it alone’: Darren Sylvester, who owns DJS Law Solicitors, which specialises in professional negligence and civil [...]

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) main residence relief has been altered several times in the past few years and it generates a large amount of case law. This edition is timely given the introduction of [...]

The purpose of this book is to provide enough information for family law practitioners to deal with the initial case plan and provide guidance on how to instruct an expert to help with the more [...]