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Wedlake Bell—Matthew Brunsdon-Tully

07 April 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Family partner joins law firm

Wedlake Bell has recently appointed new Partner Matthew Brunsdon-Tully. Matthew will also be Head of Family ADR and Innovation.

Matthew is acknowledged as a leader in his field. He is Top Recommended in Spear’s 500 2021 and 2022, has been described by the Legal 500 as being “energetic, empathetic and can always see the bigger picture”, and in Chambers HNW is ranked in Band 3 where he is described as “fantastic”, having “real clarity of thought” and as someone who gives “top-quality advice”.

Matthew is also Vice-Chair of the Resolution Pensions, Tax and Financial Remedies Committee.

Matthew started practice as a Barrister at leading chambers 1 Hare Court where he gained expertise in all areas of family litigation including financial remedies, private law children, and jurisdiction disputes, and was junior counsel of choice for a number of leading matrimonial firms. He was previously ranked in Chambers UK Bar, where he was described as a “star of the future”. Since 2019 he has been a Partner at Forsters where he has developed further significant expertise, including, in particular, in pre-nuptial agreements, as well as in other forms of dispute resolution within family law.

Matthew is adept in advising high net worth clients on matrimonial finance disputes and children matters, including conducting Private FDRs.

Commenting on his appointment, Matthew said: 'I am really excited to be taking on my new position, building on my experience since stepping across from the Bar, and to be given the chance to explore and develop new services and offerings around legal tech in family law. I am also particularly looking forward to working alongside and helping to grow this extremely talented and highly regarded Family team and contributing towards the practice’s continued growth.'

Martin Arnold, Managing Partner at Wedlake Bell, added: 'I am delighted to welcome Matthew to the Wedlake Bell partnership. He is an outstanding lawyer with a wealth of expertise and experience that will add incredible value to the firm’s Family offering. I speak on behalf of all of us at Wedlake Bell, when I say we can’t wait to welcome Matthew'.

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