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Boodle Hatfield LLP is a commercially-focused firm of solicitors with leading practices in Property, Private Client and Business law. It excels in bringing together these three disciplines to serve the needs of clients in their personal lives as well as in relation to their businesses and property investments. Our lawyers are leaders in Private Client, Tax, Family, Property, Construction , Litigation, Corporate and Art Law. The firm has acted for high net worth individuals, property developers and family businesses, including some of the most well-established owner managed businesses in the country and their associated families throughout its 300 year history. We believe in the value of traditional service. We know how to deliver this and at the same time meet the changing demands of a complex world, with flexible and highly skilled teams providing sound advice through close personal attention and a clear understanding of our clients' individual needs.
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| Jul 8, 2026 | U.S. Interest in Cotswolds Luxury Homes Climbs as Experts Unpack Legal and Tax Hurdles | TLCGA/TLCUK & Boodle Hatfield - American Demand for Cotswolds Homes Surges as New White Paper Advising on the Region's Legal, Tax, and Planning Complexities is Released. WASHINGTON and LONDON, July 8, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- A newly ... |
| May 21, 2026 | Office foodies, the working lunch needs YOU! | Amid a hospitality crisis, it’s up to workers to take longer lunches and power the economy, says Nicole Gordon British hospitality is in crisis, thanks to soaring operating costs. British pubs are reportedly closing at a rate of two per day... |
| Jan 18, 2026 | Regional stadiums: the infrastructure solution for WSL and women’s football? | Women’s football is one of the fastest growing sports and investment opportunities in the UK right now – think Michelle Kang’s cash injection at London City Lionesses or Alexis Ohanian’s £20m investment in Chelsea Women. In the 2023/24 seas... |
| Jul 21, 2025 | A silver lining for non-doms? | Despite damning headlines in recent weeks about changes to the foreign chargeable gains regime, the outlook should not be considered entirely bleak, says Clare Pooley From 6 April 2025, a new foreign income and foreign chargeable gains (‘FI... |
| May 14, 2025 | Cutting migration without upskilling British workers will be an economic disaster | Without radical changes to how we train domestic workers, disincentivising skilled migration will harm the economy, says Zoe Jacob The government’s White Paper on ‘Restoring Control over the Immigration System’ has caused consternation amon... |
| Jul 8, 2024 | The key to successful African family businesses? Good governance and succession planning | In Africa, family–owned companies account for about 70% of small and medium sized enterprises. There has been a huge rise in family businesses in Africa and they are gaining increasing market potential. In addition, we are seeing an increas... |