Jennifer advises international and UK based private clients, family offices and trustees on succession and estate planning, UK personal taxation and trust law matters as well as on philanthropy and charity issues.

She has considerable experience of establishing tax efficient structures (including trusts, foundations and companies) for the preservation of assets and for succession planning purposes and has a strong heritage property practice advising individuals, trustees and charities on acquisitions, sales and loans of significant works of art and on related tax matters.

She also advises philanthropists, charity trustees and those who transact with charities on charity law issues, philanthropy matters and tax efficient giving.

Jennifer is ranked as a leading lawyer in the 2019 Chambers & Partners HNW guide. Interviewees comment "she is superb. She is a fantastic lawyer," and others observe that "she is very, very good. She is a great technician and has great attention to detail." Market sources note that "she is just so easy to work with. She is very collaborative, very practical and very calm under pressure.. a real team player".

Jennifer is recognised in the most recent Legal 500 as a charity transaction specialist with her team noted for its “virtually instant turnaround times”, “pragmatic approach" and being “excellent in all respects”. She is also ranked by the guide for her Private Wealth expertise, and is described as "extensively experienced", providing "thorough and state of the art advice".

Jennifer qualified in August 1994 and details of Jennifer's experience are outlined below.