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Two Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) partners have been recognised among the leading legal specialists advising high-net-worth individuals and families on complex trust disputes and tax matters.
Paula Myers has been included in the Spear’s Contentious Trust Lawyers Index 2026, while Will Ford has been named in the Spear’s Tax Lawyers Index 2026. Inclusion and rankings are determined solely on merit by the Spear’s Research Unit.
Paula advises high-net-worth individuals and families on complex and sensitive trust and estate disputes, including matters involving significant assets, cross-border considerations and intricate family dynamics. Will provides bespoke advice on complex financial and tax matters, including tax-efficient structuring, wealth preservation, cross-border taxation, and estate planning.
Neil Long, head of private capital at Womble Bond Dickinson, said:
“This recognition reflects Paula and Will’s considerable experience in advising on complex and often highly personal matters, from contentious trusts and estates to sophisticated tax planning. It is also testament to the strength of our wider team and its commitment to providing clients with clear, strategic advice in an increasingly complex landscape.”
