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  On Brexit’s unspoken impact on charities

  Brexit may bring with it 'big and painful' changes to the UK's charitable sector, but all is not lost.

  Posted by Colin Senez on 6 December 2018
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  Sarah Conway wins Residential Property Lawyer of the Year

  Sarah Conway wins Chambers HNW Residential Property lawyer of the Year

  Posted by Sarah Conway on 23 November 2018
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  What a Labour government means for HNWs

  A snap election might return Britain to darker economic climes.

  Posted by Catherine Pugsley on 19 November 2018
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  News

  There’s a new era at boutique law firm Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP with Emma-Jane Weider now taking on the role of managing partner.

  Posted on 17 November 2018
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  MTG appoints Emma-Jane Weider as Managing Partner

  We are delighted to announce that Emma-Jane Weider has been appointed the firm’s Managing Partner. This new role will be complemented with the continuing service of Clare Maurice as Senior Partner.

  Posted by Clare Maurice on 15 November 2018
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  What you need to know about the ‘Social Investment’ relief

  Here's a practical and legal insight into a lesser known tax relief, which is one of David Cameron's 'Big Society' legacies.

  Posted by Sophie Wettern on 14 November 2018
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  The Unexplained Wealth Order strikes again

  The war against money-laundering intensifies in courts, but the transparency initiative is far more speculative than it is evidence-based.

  Posted by Arabella Murphy on 9 November 2018
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  "Deal or no deal" The Implications of Brexit for Private Clients

  After the Brexit Referendum, we published a note identifying areas of interest for private clients. We revisit those topics and consider the possible implications in a deal/no-deal scenario.

  Posted by Arabella Murphy on 1 November 2018
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  LexisNexis: Budget analysis for private clients

  Fiona Poole shares her Budget analysis with LexisNexis

  Posted by Fiona Poole on 1 November 2018
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  Banksy’s shredded masterpiece – who bears the loss?

  Maurice Turnor Gardner discusses Banksy's infamous girl with a red balloon 'disaster' and asks - who picks up the bill when priceless art is damaged beyond repair?

  Posted by Arabella Murphy on 18 October 2018