‘We can’t expect success in the future because we’ve had it in the past’ – Coutts’ Peter Flavel on the bank’s revival
GDPR, SARS, and what it all means for HNW privacy – expert view Read More... The strategic use of Subject Access Requests in the private wealth area is of particular interest. SARs are not new but GDPR has changed the game somewhat. Jonathan Neumann explains.
What the Pennsylvania priests’ case reveals about the ‘right’ to reputation Read More... To what extent do we have a right to reputation? And to what extent does that right fall away when an accusation is made of criminal conduct, asks reputation lawyer Jennifer Agate
The pitfalls of NDAs in the age of #MeToo Read More... Can the controversial agreements ever survive the public interest test in the era of #MeToo allegations? Here’s the truth about NDAs, writes media lawyer Jennifer Agate
What the Lynn Chadwick case teaches us about inheriting art Read More... A dispute over the estate of the late artist and sculptor provides an important message for those passing on valuable artwork, write Camilla Wallace and Michael Gardner
To tweet, or not to tweet? Read More... In the digital age, should HNWs stay under the social media radar or go on a Trump-style Twitter tirade? Dr Laura Toogood has the answer
Meet Jane Craig, Penningtons Manches’ doyenne of divorce
William Cash heads to the Animal Ball – report and photos
