James Temple Features in Financial News
James Temple, Chief Operating Officer, was recently featured in Financial News, discussing how Seddons GSC is supporting police efforts to tackle moped-riding thefts targeting staff in London’s West End. James told Financial News “As a firm, we’re really well connected to Fitzrovia. Our lawyers and staff are often out and about in the area, whether […]
Frances Murray Features in Solicitors Journal
Frances Murray, Partner and Head of Financial Crime, was recently mentioned in Solicitors Journal in an article reporting on her appointment to Seddons GSC. Frances shared her excitement for the role, saying: “I’m excited to play a key role in Seddons GSC’s continued growth strategy. It’s quite clear to me the firm prioritises a collegiate […]
Frances Murray Features in Law360
Frances Murray, Partner and Head of Financial Crime, was recently mentioned in Law360 in an article reporting on her appointment to Seddons GSC. The article also outlines some of Frances’ key career achievements. To read in full, click here.
Seddons GSC Launches Financial Crime Team with Partner Hire
Seddons GSC has announced the launch of a new Financial Crime practice with the appointment of Partner Frances Murray, who will head the team. Frances joins Seddons GSC bringing 17 years’ experience in financial crime. She joins from Russell-Cooke, a top 100 law firm, where she was a Partner. Prior to this, Frances co-founded the […]
Government Raises Inheritance Tax Relief threshold for Agricultural and Business Property to £2.5M
The UK government has announced a significant adjustment to Inheritance Tax (IHT) reliefs for agricultural and business property assets. With effect from 6 April 2026, the threshold for the 100% Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) will be increased from £1 million to £2.5 million per estate. This change follows months of […]
Neil Russell Joins Nick Ferrari on LBC
Neil Russell, Head of Family, joins Nick Ferrari on LBC to speak about the financial consequences of divorce and divorce day. Listen to the full clip here.
Kate Ryan Features in EPrivateClient
Kate Ryan, Partner in the Family Team, was recently featured in EPrivateClient sharing her thoughts on what lies ahead for UK family law in 2026. Commenting on the Supreme Court decision in Standish v Standish (2025) UKSC 26, Kate described the ruling as a “catalyst” for change, providing “welcome clarification” on the treatment of matrimonialised […]
Moshe Moses Features in the Telegraph
Moshe Moses, Partner in the Residential Real Estate team, was recently featured in the Telegraph, sharing their insights around families receiving more financial help from parents for property purchases amid high interest rates and stamp duty. The article also noted that the uncertainty ahead of the Budget stalled the property market, with around half of […]
IHT and Pension reforms: an update
This past August, we shared an article that set out the key anticipated reforms to the IHT treatment of pensions that are due to be implemented from 6 April 2027. The changes will impact individuals holding private pensions, Personal Representatives (“PRs”), Pension Scheme Administrators (“PSAs”) and Beneficiaries. The long-awaited Autumn Budget on 26 November 2025 […]
Philip Kratz and Negina Maihanwal Feature in Estates Gazette
Philip Kratz, Consultant Solicitor and Head of Planning, and Negina Maihanwal, Solicitor in the Construction team, recently came together to write for Estates Gazette. Their article explores why many office buildings are shifting from reliable assets to potential liabilities, driven by post-pandemic working patterns, tightening energy efficiency rules, and rising expectations around design and location. […]