Leigh Sagar is a barrister of England and Wales whose practice includes:

• trusts and estates and commercial advice and litigation
• the administration of digital information, created and used by deceased persons and persons who lack capacity in relation to their property and affairs and related litigation
• the administration and taxation of bitcoin and other cryptoassets and tokens, including DeFi protocols and NFT assets, and related litigation

He is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and the Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists (ACTAPS).

Leigh is one of the editors of Williams Mortimer & Sunnucks, writing on the administration of digital information. He has written a book, called The Digital Estate and describing the administration of digital assets, including cryptoassets, with Jack Borroughs. It was published in November 2022.

Larry is partner and head of the Dispute Resolution team at Ogier in Ireland.

He specialises in national and international litigation, arbitration and ADR in a variety of disputes such as commercial, funds, property, insurance, construction and sport. He is a zealous advocate for clients. As a qualified mediator and arbitrator he has years of experience sitting on both sides of the bench. In 2021, Larry was appointed Senior Counsel by the Government of Ireland in light of his expertise and experience.

Described by Chambers & Partners as ‘an exceptional barrister’, Aidan Briggs has established himself as a specialist advocate and advisor for trusts, estates and property disputes. His regular trial experience in the High Court gives him the edge in the courtroom and makes him a favourite for factually complex cases where effective cross-examination may be the difference between winning and losing. 

Aidan’s practice covers the full range of private client matters: contested probate and 1975 Act claims, partnership disputes and contentious trusts work (both on- and offshore) as well as proprietary estoppel, commercial landlord and tenant disputes and trusts of land. His cases often involve multiple jurisdictions and issues of domicile.

Aidan is fully versed in the tax implications of private client disputes and regularly advises in relation to Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains Tax and Stamp Duty Land Tax matters, particularly as they affect farmland and farming families.