Webinar: Renters’ Rights Act – Implications for Estates, Trusts & Private Client Practice
A new on-demand resource will be available from 21 July 2026, featuring senior associate Giles Hall’s webinar titled 'Renters’ Rights Act – Implications for Estates, Trusts & Private Client Practice.'
In this session, Giles will examine how the Renters’ Rights Act is reshaping the private rented sector and the significant implications for private client practitioners. The webinar will explore the challenges facing executors and trustees who become ‘involuntary landlords’, the impact of the abolition of ‘no fault’ evictions, and the risks associated with estates, trusts and gifts involving tenanted property.
Viewers will gain practical guidance on managing compliance obligations, mitigating delays in estate administration, protecting beneficiaries and fiduciaries from unnecessary risk, and advising clients confidently in an evolving legal landscape.
To find out more about the webinar, visit: Renters’ Rights Act - Implications for Estates, Trusts & Private Client Practice - MBL Seminars.
About Giles
Giles Hall is a senior associate in the trust and estate disputes team. He advises on all facets of trust and estate litigation, including inherited wealth disputes, claims under the Inheritance Act 1975, will validity disputes, trustee and personal representative removal cases, DNA verification matters, estate and trust administration disputes, and property trust-related claims
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