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Julian Maitland Walker is recognized by the Legal 500 as “undoubtedly the best competition lawyer in the region”More info
Maitland Walker secures further recognition of their expertise in competition law by winning the GLE (Global Law Experts) law firm of the year 2023 for competition law (England).
Read moreThe long awaited autumn statement has arrived. Billed as a statement to balance the books within the context of significant economic turmoil, what are the key points from the autumn statement for our clients considering their wills, estates and succession planning?
Read moreIn order to make a will, a testator must have the mental capacity to do so. One of the most common grounds for challenging a will is to claim that the testator did not have capacity when the will was made. If the testator did not have capacity, the will is invalid – the estate will not pass under that will but instead under a previous will (if there is one) or under the rules of intestacy. What is the test for ‘testamentary capacity’? and what can be done to prove that the testator has(d) capacity?
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