About us
Expertise
International
People
Careers
News & publications
Contact us
Home
»
News & publications
News & Publications
News & insights
Penningtons Manches Cooper announces partner promotions
Posted: 01/04/2025
Top 50 law firm Penningtons Manches Cooper has announced partner promotions for 2025. Tristan Smale and Sara Stephens join the partnership today following outstanding contributions in key strategic sectors. Tristan, who joined the firm in 2020, is a private client and tax lawyer who specialises in wealth and succession planning advice......>>
Time Critical Planning Opportunity for farm and business owners: Video update
Posted: 20/03/2025
In February 2025 the government released its much-anticipated consultation on the inheritance tax (IHT) reforms announced in the Autumn Budget 2024, specifically addressing agricultural property relief (APR) and business property relief (BPR) in relation to trusts (the new rules)......>>
Time-critical planning opportunity for farm and business owners
Posted: 27/02/2025
The government has today released its much-anticipated consultation on the inheritance tax (IHT) reforms announced in the Autumn Budget 2024, specifically addressing agricultural property relief (APR) and business property relief (BPR) in relation to trusts (the new rules). The consultation presents significant opportunities for individuals to optimise......>>
Renowned family lawyer joins Penningtons Manches Cooper
Posted: 30/01/2025
The private wealth group at top 50 law firm Penningtons Manches Cooper is delighted to announce the appointment of Suzanne Kingston – a leading international family lawyer who is widely recognised as one of the country’s pre-eminent mediators, and a pioneer in the use of arbitration in family disputes. Often referred to as 'the Queen of......>>
James Stewart publishes sixth edition of the Blue Book - Thomson Reuters' seminal guide to international family law
Posted: 04/11/2024
The sixth edition of the best-selling publication, Family Law: A Global Guide, known to family practitioners as the ‘Blue Book’, has now been published by Thomson Reuters. The Blue Book is edited by leading international family lawyer, PMC partner and Visiting Professor at Ulster University, James Stewart, who is described as “one of the......>>
Budget 2024: navigating the changes
Posted: 31/10/2024
After months of intense speculation, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, delivered both her own and the new government’s first Budget yesterday. While the chancellor’s statement has significant impact for individuals and trusts and has created real challenges for some, we now at least have some certainty about those areas the......>>
Penningtons Manches Cooper strengthens family law team with new partner and associate hires
Posted: 01/10/2024
Top 50 law firm Penningtons Manches Cooper has appointed highly regarded family lawyer Tom Amlot as partner within its private wealth group. Tom joins the firm on 1 October bringing with him more than 20 years’ experience across all aspects of family law. From 2011, he was a partner at boutique firm Alexiou Fisher Philipps (which became......>>
Three new partners strengthen Penningtons Manches Cooper’s sector focus
Posted: 01/10/2024
Penningtons Manches Cooper is delighted to announce the appointment of three new partners who will all play an important role in developing the firm’s work across three strategic sectors. Tom Amlot, a family law specialist, has joined the firm’s private wealth group. He specialises in complex cases, having acted in some of the most difficult......>>
Two new appointments strengthen contentious private client team’s international offering
Posted: 12/09/2024
Penningtons Manches Cooper’s contentious private client team in London has welcomed two new additions, senior associates Sarah Sussman and Charlotte Finley, in a move that expands its capability for handling international and cross-border matters. The contentious private client team currently acts on a wide variety of international......>>
Non-dom tax changes – government policy paper published
Posted: 02/08/2024
The new Labour government has now published a policy paper on 29 July, in which it has confirmed its intention to proceed with abolishing the remittance basis, and change inheritance tax to a residence-based regime. This is expected, as Labour had previously stated that it largely supported the changes proposed by the last Conservative......>>
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Filter news & insights
Filter by keyword:
Filter by expertise:
Select an area of expertise
Banking and finance
Cauda Equina Syndrome claims
Charities
Clinical negligence
Commercial
Company secretarial services
Construction and infrastructure
Corporate
Corporate tax
Cosmetic surgery claims
Court of Protection and deputyships
Cyber security and cyber crime
Cycle and bike accident claims
Data protection and privacy
Digital business
Education
Elderly care claims
Employee share schemes
Employment for Business
Employment for Individuals
Energy regulatory
Equity capital markets
Family law
Fashion and luxury brands
Financial services
Financial services regulation
Fintech
Funding a personal injury claim
Gender pay gap reporting
Holiday accident claims
Hospital fall claims
Housing
Housing governance
Immigration for Business
Inquest representation
Inquest representation
Intellectual property
International trade
IT and telecommunications
Life sciences
Marine, trade and aviation
Ophthalmology claims
Pensions
Personal injury
Planning
Private client and tax
Product liability claims
Product liability claims
Real estate
Real estate investors
Real estate litigation
Regulatory compliance
Renewable energy and cleantech
Residential property and conveyancing
Retail
Shipping
Social housing management
Sports
Stillbirth and neonatal death claims
Surgical error claims
Technology
Technology transfer and spin-outs
Vaginal mesh claims
In this section
Latest news
Archive news
Publications
Media enquiries
Contact our press team on:
+44 (0)20 7457 3258
+44 (0)7887 888105
(out of hours)