James Inglis

Partner

James advises on Inheritance Tax planning and Capital Gains Tax mitigation, often working as part of a cross-divisional team to provide bespoke advice on personal tax issues.

James has particular experience in advising clients on issues surrounding adult incapacity, including applications for and administration of guardianship orders and continuing and welfare powers of attorney. He provides advice on the creation, use and variation of trusts for asset protection and tax planning purposes, and for charitable causes. He is regularly consulted in relation to the creation and administration of Personal Injury Trusts.

James is a member of The Society of Trust and Executry Practitioners (STEP), the international association of private client practitioners, and is a tutor on the Private Client course for the Diploma in Legal Practice at the University of Glasgow.

James is ranked as a Leader in the Field for Private Wealth Law in the 2024 edition of Chambers UK Guide to the Legal Profession.

He has always been very approachable, responsive, diligent and professional. He develops good relationships with his clients and shows a good and clear understanding of their needs and challenges.

Chambers High Net Worth Guide

James is a trustworthy and considered private client lawyer who clearly has ample experience. His calm manner and advice helps you to feel at ease.

Chambers High Net Worth Guide

James Inglis and his team run a very professional practice, putting clients at ease, passing queries and actions to different teams within the business as required.

Legal 500

James Inglis

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