Ashley Lacome-Shaw

Partner

I am a Partner of the firm and have been resolving legal disputes for clients since 1980, particularly in the fields of business and family disputes, amassing a wealth of knowledge and experience in the process.

I act for a variety of high net worth individuals, captains of industry, professionals, corporates, entertainers, musicians and politicians.

My clients find me refreshingly no nonsense, easy to deal with, and incisive at finding and solving the root of the problem.

Music, golf and cinema are my passions.

Ready to speak to a specialist?

Speak to any one of our lawyers from across Europe about your needs and specific requirements.

Contact now

Breaking news... into lovely small pieces for you

Posted22nd September 2020

Friends of deceased win proprietary estoppel claim against daughter of deceased

In a recent proprietary estoppel case, Wills and another vs Sowray, the Court decided in favour of the friends of the deceased rather than his only child. Proprietary estoppel is...

Posted22nd September 2020

Executor to be sentenced for failure to carry out estate administration duties

Should the executors or administrators of an estate fail to carry out their legal duties with due diligence and in a timely fashion, or concerns are raised over their conduct,...

Posted22nd September 2020

Bereavement grief and testamentary capacity

The issue of testamentary capacity is often at the root of disputes over Wills and subsequent claims made under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 and can...

Posted21st September 2020

Time for change? Reforms to the Employment Tribunal rules

Last week, Business Minister Paul Scully introduced in Parliament several changes to the existing Employment Tribunal procedural rules. The reforms are intended to boost Employment Tribunal capacity, providing “further flexibility...

Posted18th September 2020

Court rules that misconduct proceedings against police officers can be brought on basis of WhatsApp group messages

Following a recent case heard in the Scottish Courts, the Police Service of Scotland has been permitted to use the content of an officer’s WhatsApp messages as the basis on...

Posted17th September 2020

COVID-19 business interruption claims expected following ruling in FCA test case

The ruling in a business interruption test case brought by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) means that thousands of businesses may be entitled to insurance payouts, having suffered financial losses...

We are delighted to announce that we have been lucky enough to receive a small charitable grant awarded from a trust administered by prestigious law firm @Buckleslawyers

This charitable support will help us continue our mission to educate future generations.

Twitter 1309086791127924737

23 Sep

Our contentious probate update is here! In this edition, we cover bereavement grief and testamentary capacity, executor duties, the distinction between persuasion and undue influence, and a proprietary estoppel case. Read more: https://bit.ly/301zg8c

Twitter 1308718329750847489

21 Sep

Incoming reforms to the existing Employment Tribunal procedural rules are intended to boost capacity, providing “further flexibility to the system to ensure workers and businesses receive quick and fair resolutions to disputes”. Read more: https://bit.ly/33L0jFL

Twitter 1308070691065954305

18 Sep

Following a recent case heard in the Scottish Courts, the Police Service of Scotland has been permitted to use an officer’s WhatsApp messages as the basis to bring misconduct proceedings against other officers who participated in chat groups with him: https://bit.ly/32Hv675

Twitter 1306942597164916736

17 Sep

Twitter 1306619067860746246

Search site
How can we help you?
Contact our office
Make an enquiry

Subject
Completing the form helps us to direct your query, however we understand some people don’t like filling in forms. You are very welcome to contact any member of our team listed on the website or send an email direct to enquiries@buckles-law.co.uk or call our head office on 01733 888888.

Name

Email

Phone

Enquiry

How did you hear about us?

Please specify

We’ll only use this information to handle your enquiry and we won’t share it with any third
parties. For more details
see our Privacy Policy.