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The Private Client Conference 2026

          

Date: Wednesday 17th June

Time: 9.30am – 3.15pm

Venue: IET Birmingham: Austin Court, 80 Cambridge St, B1 2NP

Price: £125 +VAT for members | £155 +VAT for non-members 

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Join leading experts and fellow professionals for an in-depth exploration of key developments in Private Client law, designed for legal practitioners, estate and financial planners, investment and wealth managers, tax advisors, and others working in this evolving field.

In conjunction with Datalaw, the Private Client Conference 2026 is a must-attend event for professionals working across private client practice, delivering practical, expert-led insight into the latest developments in tax, probate, trusts, and client protection.

Attendees will leave with:

• Confidence navigating complex private client matters, including taxation, probate disputes, and capacity issues


• Practical insight from leading experts across private client law, tax, and estate planning


• Opportunities to connect with peers through dedicated networking, including a complimentary buffet lunch.

• Michael Sherry, Tax Counsel, Temple Tax Chambers. Experienced tax adviser and advocate with extensive expertise in UK tax law, handling complex litigation, advisory work, and high-level tax disputes.


• Stephanie Kerr, Partner, Irwin Mitchell. Specialist contentious probate lawyer with extensive experience in inheritance disputes, trust litigation, and complex estate matters.


• Iris Wuenschmann-Lyall, Consultant, Toby Harris Tax Consultants. Highly experienced trusts and estates tax specialist with advanced expertise in inheritance tax, cross-border probate, and complex private client tax planning.


• Stephen Lawson, Partner, IDR Law. Leading contentious probate specialist with extensive expertise in complex inheritance disputes, trust litigation, and high-value estate claims.


• Heledd Wyn, Partner, Rothley Law Ltd. Specialist private client adviser with expertise in asset protection, Court of Protection matters, and complex care funding and capacity issues.


• Gavin McLeod, Barrister, St Philips Barristers. Specialist chancery barrister with expertise in contentious trusts, probate disputes, and complex real property litigation.