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16 August 2021
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Mackrell.Solicitors—Adam Hogg

Mackrell.Solicitors names new Head of Private Client, Wills and Probate

Full-service international law firm, Mackrell.Solicitors, has named Adam Hogg as its new Head of Private Client, Wills and Probate.

The promotion comes as the firm aims to bolster its support for an increasing network of clients including high-net-worth individuals around the world. 

Adam has particular experience in acting for multi-jurisdictional individuals and families.

The experienced solicitor regularly advises UK and non-UK clients in relation to their UK and cross-border activities, with the team providing advice on wealth and succession planning, as well as a full range of other Private Client matters, including tax residency, Wills, lasting powers of attorney and probate.

He is also an affiliate member of STEP, the world’s leading organisation for private wealth professionals.

Adam said: “We have already developed an enviable reputation for providing pragmatic and effective advice and assistance on Private Client matters to all nature of individuals globally, which we are now looking to build on.

“I am delighted to be heading the team and I am looking forward to developing our services further and delivering an outstanding service to our clients.”

Nigel Rowley, Managing Partner at Mackrell.Solicitors, added: “Adam has impressed since joining the firm and it is a pleasure to be able to name him as Head of Private Client, Wills and Probate.

“His appointment marks the start of exciting plans for the team as we look to bolster our support for clients globally.”

 

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