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Collas Crill associate Julie Harrigan has been listed by eprivateclient as one of their Top 35 Under 35 private client practitioners.
Julie, who joined the firm eight years ago as a legal assistant, has day to day responsibility for the Jersey arm of the pan-island private client team.
She specialises in all aspects of succession law and advises on, and drafts, wills for local and non-local clients as well as HNW individuals. She also deals with the administration of deceaseds' estates for local and non-local clients and assists individuals with the probate process in Jersey.
In addition to her focus on succession law, Julie regularly advises on mental capacity issues, including Jersey curatorships and the registration of foreign powers of attorney/guardianship orders in Jersey. She also advises on and assists with the creation of tutelles for local clients.
The Top 35 Under 35 initiative is designed to identify, recognise, promote and introduce the rising stars of the private client practitioner community from the UK, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. It also provides an opportunity for the top 35 men and 35 women to meet each other and some of the UK’s top practitioners at a reception as well as throughout the next 12 months at smaller events.
Joanne Seal, group partner and head of the firm's wills and estates practice, said: "Julie continues drive the firm's wills and estates practice in Jersey, working incredibly hard while consistently demonstrating a continued commitment to her professional development.
"Since joining the firm in 2008, Julie has proven to be a true asset to Collas Crill and our clients and this listing is testament to all of her hard work and effort. We are extremely proud of Julie's achievement and it is very much well deserved"
Collas Crill's private client team spans both contentious and non-contentious matters and provides high-net-worth individuals, private banks and trust companies with specialist advice on a range of issues including wealth structuring, regulatory matters, real estate, private family funds and conflict resolution.
