Osbornes Recognised as Leading Lawyers in HNW Guide
News article published on: 10th July 2020
Osbornes Law are delighted to have once again been ranked in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2020. The High Net Worth ranks top lawyers and law firms who represent HNW and UHNW clients around the world. Head of private client, Jan Atkinson, is ranked as a leading ‘private wealth dispute’ lawyer. The guide comments […]
Osbornes Law hires international expert to growing wills team
News article published on: 6th July 2020
London law firm Osbornes Law has strengthened its Wills, Probate & Disputed Estates Team with the arrival of Katie de Swarte from Child & Child. With over ten years’ experience, Katie joins the firm as an associate. Kate specialises in contentious trusts and probate matters and joins a team that has continued to grow during […]
Senior lawyer to be promoted to partner while four become associates at Osbornes
News article published on: 29th June 2020
London law firm Osbornes Law has announced that one of their Senior Catastrophic Injury Solicitors will become a partner in the latest round of promotions. Rob Aylott, who has 26 years’ experience dealing with catastrophic personal injuries and specialises in complex amputation and fatal accident cases, is to be made partner, while a further four […]
Clinical Negligence Claims: The difficulties of being misunderstood when English is not your first language
News article published on: 25th June 2020
Stephanie Prior, head of Clinical Negligence writes in the latest edition of AvMA’s Lawyers Service Newsletter on ‘Dealing With Clinical Negligence Claims When English Is Not Your Client’s First Language’. Steph’s article, which can be read on page 47 here, addresses the challenges faced by those for whom English is not their first language and […]
Jan Atkinson, senior partner writes on personal financial matters for the Jewish Chronicle
News article published on: 23rd June 2020
Our Head of Wills, Probate and Estate Management at Osbornes Law has contributed to a special Finance Supplement on ‘Dealing with your Personal Finances and Affairs’ for the Jewish Chronicle. The Jewish Chronicle is the world’s oldest and most influential London-based, Jewish newspaper. It contains Jewish news, culture, sport and commentary. Jan’s article, which can […]
Naomi Angell, Adoption specialist comments on international surrogacy developments resulting from COVID-19
News article published on: 12th June 2020
Writing for the Law Society Gazette, Naomi explores the current challenges and problems around international surrogacy and the differing current laws governing surrogacy arrangements across the world. She highlights that the current laws in England, Wales and Scotland will not address the plight of babies abroad who are waiting for their surrogate parents to collect […]
How to ensure money left in your will goes to the causes you care about
News article published on: 10th June 2020
The coronavirus crisis has seen the public rally around the NHS which has benefitted from considerable fundraising efforts and donations in recent months. Research by the Charities Aid Foundation has shown that amongst those wanting to donate to charity in response to the crisis, 40% planned to donate to NHS charities and 34% to local […]
Senior Catastrophic Injury Solicitor Robert Aylott gains further APIL recognition
News article published on: 9th June 2020
Rob Aylott, senior solicitor in the Personal Injury team has recently been confirmed as an APIL Accredited Fatal Accidents Specialist (AFAS). Already an APIL Senior Litigator Rob demonstrated to the APIL independent panel that he holds further competencies in the specialist field of conducting cases resulting from a bereavement. Rob has many years’ experience of […]
Partner, Joanne Wescott returns to work with busy family law team
News article published on: 1st June 2020
Joanne specialises in high net worth divorce and finances, as well as children matters including disputes over child arrangements. Legal 500 featured Joanne as a rising star and next generation lawyer. Prior to her leave, Joanne represented Maria Mills in the widely reported Supreme Court case. She writes on family law matters and provides commentary […]
Post lockdown conditions have created a perfect time to buy a property
News article published on: 27th May 2020
A short-term drop in housing prices caused by Covid-19 and the existing low cost of borrowing have created the ‘perfect time to buy a property’, according to a conveyancing expert. The housing market has reopened after being put on hold from mid-March as part of efforts to limit the spread of coronavirus, leading to a […]
