Key highlights from expert discussions about mental capacity, philanthropy and international clients

Delegates from across the world attended STEP’s Special Interest Spotlight Sessions in London, UK on 9 December. Expert panellists discussed the latest issues affecting philanthropic giving, cross-border estates, international clients, business families, contentious trusts and estates, mental incapacity and digital assets. This is the final in a series of blogs capturing the sessions and the… Read More Key highlights from expert discussions about mental capacity, philanthropy and international clients

Knowledge pool: why you should attend the Contentious Trusts and Estates SIG Half-Day Conference

The Contentious Trusts and Estates SIG Half-Day conference is designed to appeal to litigators interested in the latest cases in the field. It’s also relevant to non-contentious practitioners wishing to avoid problems in the future.  It will feature leading speakers, in many cases with a direct involvement in the cases considered. Nicholas Le Poidevin QC of… Read More Knowledge pool: why you should attend the Contentious Trusts and Estates SIG Half-Day Conference

Above and Beyond: Channel your passion through a Special Interest Group

As you may be aware, STEP’s Special Interest Groups (SIGs) represent opportunities for practitioners to take an active role in a particular area of practice to drive change and share ideas with like-minded colleagues across jurisdictions. Given the continued interest from practitioners in becoming involved in STEP’s SIGS, I think it’s worth detailing why now… Read More Above and Beyond: Channel your passion through a Special Interest Group