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Avoiding Negligence Claims: Wills, Trusts & Probate - Julian Reed, Simon Lane & Amy Berry

In this latest lockdown lecture ‘Avoiding Negligence Claims: Wills, Trusts & Probate, our speakers: Julian Reed, Amy Berry, TEP and Simon Lane of Pump Court Chambers, consider the following issues: The duty to disappointed or intended beneficiaries Negligent preparation of a will; White v Jones [1995] 2 AC 207HL; The Scope of the duty. Damage Limitation 10 ways to avoid professional negligence claims; Remedying wills, trusts and deeds. Navigating the Administration/ Avoiding and Managing Risks Duties of the PR; Whether the administration of the estate should be taken on at all; What to do when it becomes clear that the firm is not able to deal with the administration – competence and capacity issues; Identifying risk and particular issues such as a) potential claims by or against an estate and the particular duties in those circumstance b) friction between beneficiaries and or conflicts; c) Domicile and tax; d) Questions over the assets, including extent, legitimacy and criminality; e) Solvency and debts. Speakers: Julian Reed Julian Reed practices in the areas of family and civil law, specialising in areas where the two disciplines overlap. His practice includes contentious probate matters, acting for both claimants and defendants (including executors) in cases involving the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975. Administration of estates, including insolvent estates, also featured in this practice is dealing with the removal of awkward and recalcitrant Trustees and Executors. Claims concerning the validity of wills by reason of testator’s incapacity, the effects of undue influence, or the satisfaction of formal requirements. For further information on Julian's practice please visit: https://www.pumpcourtchambers.com/bar... Simon Lane Simon Lane is a property and estates barrister and mediator. Simon’s practice in both property and inheritance matters means he is particularly well placed to help clients at risk of losing their home, farm or other business after a death. Simon is particularly sensitive to the legal issues that crop up in claims that arise on death and prides himself on being able to deal with the often delicate relationships between family members. For further information on Simon's practice please visit: https://www.pumpcourtchambers.com/bar... Amy Berry Amy Berry is a probate and property specialist. Her work also extends to traditional chancery and related commercial fields. She is regularly instructed for freezing injunctions, in construction disputes, in professional negligence matters and in cross-border estates. Amy’s work in professional negligence is in the spheres of probate and property work. She advises insurers, solicitors, disappointed beneficiaries, executors and clients on all aspects of professional negligence in her fields of specialism. For further information on her practice please visit: https://www.pumpcourtchambers.com/bar...