Murray Beith Murray LLP is a leading Scottish private client law firm.
For 175 years we have specialised in meeting the legal, financial and administrative needs of individuals and families, family trusts, charities and private companies.
Earlier today, the Scottish Finance Secretary Kate Forbes told MSPs that this was a time for "stability, certainty and targeted support".
Murray Beith Murray is named as one of the top 40 Scottish legal practices in ‘The Times Best Law Firms 2021’ published last week, describing the firm as ‘a leading private client practice’ and specifically comments on our work in relation to inheritance and succession planning. The annual listing is based on independent market research and lists Murray Beith Murray amongst the top 240 law firms across Scotland, England and Wales.
In the Chambers UK Guide 2021, launched yesterday, Murray Beith Murray is delighted to be ranked for ‘Agriculture and Rural Affairs’ - joining the firm’s existing ranking for ‘Private Wealth Law’ in Chambers High Net Worth Guide, published earlier in the year.
There has been much speculation around the possibility of abolishing Entrepreneurs’ Relief. However, the Government has decided to retain the relief with the purpose of encouraging genuine entrepreneurial risk-taking. One change that the Government did make is that from 2020/2021, Entrepreneurs’ Relief has been renamed as Business Asset Disposal Relief.
In ‘The Legal 500 UK’ 2021 rankings announced yesterday, Murray Beith Murray is delighted to be recognised again as a Tier 2 legal firm for ‘Personal tax, trusts and executries’ and ‘Contentious trusts and probate’ – one of the few Scottish private client law firms to be ranked in the top two tiers for both of these core practice areas. In addition, the leading guide to law firms in the UK has awarded a new Tier 3 ranking for the firm’s ‘Agriculture and Estates’ expertise - another of the firm’s core practice areas.
