4 IPOS Mediators listed in Chambers and Partners High Net Worth 2024

We’re delighted to see that 4 of our mediators have been ranked in theChambers and PartnersTrusts Mediators & High Net Worth Guide.

Thank you to all of our clients for their continued support and for providing some excellent feedback and quotes:

Beverly-Ann Rogers

is a pre-eminent mediator handling contentious probate and trust matters as well as beneficiary disputes:

"Beverly-Ann Rogers goes the extra mile and is knowledgeable about chancery and trust law."

"Beverly-Ann comes up with a way of solving the problems. She's a good proactive mediator. She will work hard to try to get a deal and find a way to something that both parties can live with."

"She understands the complexities of the legal issues but is able to decipher the things that really matter to the parties. She brokers the deal in a calm and empathetic manner."

Mark Jackson-Stops

is a vastly experienced practitioner. He is often instructed to mediate family business, trust and inheritance disputes:

"He is very charming with the clients, highly experienced and has a good commercial approach."

"Mark is great to work with, has a very good manner and puts clients at ease. He is very knowledgeable and experienced."

"Mark Jackson-Stops gets on top of the detail, he understands the issues and he's very commercial. He's very experienced so he brings a lot of gravitas to these situations."

Rebecca Attree

handles both domestic and international contentious probate matters, often involving high-value estates:

"She's got commercial awareness and experience."

"Rebecca is fantastic to deal with. She is professional, experienced and brilliant at what she does."

"She's very competent, a safe pair of hands and has a nice way of dealing with people."

Arabella Murphy

was previously a solicitor and has expertise mediating in trusts and inheritance disputes:

"She is extremely clever, has a deep understanding of trusts and has good emotional intelligence."

"She was really good at guiding the parties in a robust but gentle fashion towards the settlement."