Member Profile
Luned Rees Williams
Partner | Camilla Baldwin
Office Location: England and Wales
Jurisdiction
England and Wales, France
Top Specialisms
Family and Matrimonial
Trusts & Trusteeship
Trusts: Contentious
Connect
Professional Biography
Luned Rees Williams is a Partner at Camilla Baldwin. She is a highly regarded Family Lawyer and her outstanding work has earned her recognition in the Legal 500 as a “Next Generation Partner” to watch for the future. Chambers and Partners also ranked Luned as a “Notable Practitioner” and has commended Luned for her "flawless attention to legal detail", "quiet confidence and reassurance" and "calm and level headed approach". Luned graduated with an LLB in English and French Law from the University of Manchester and the Université de Bourgogne, France. She is fluent in French and Welsh. Bolstered by her language skills as well as her experience and understanding of European culture, her forte in working on cross- jurisdictional divorces. A large part of her practice is also advising clients on “world wide” prenuptial agreements and advising parents and their children on how to protect assets from a future divorce. Luned has extensive experience advising broad range of clients including business owners, celebrities, sportsmen and women, entrepreneurs and hose in private equity. Luned is accredited by Resolution as a specialist in complex financial work, an accreditation reserved for the top band of family lawyers in the country, following a rigorous assessment of technical expertise, practical application, and client service excellence. Testimonials say she is “Exactly what you want in your lawyer. Totally on top of the detail and the law. Concise and elegant delivery of advice. Very impressive lawyer”.
Question : For lawyers entering private client law, what are key skills you think are essential?
Answer: Tenacity, thick skin and a good sense of humour.
Question : With the evolving landscape of the private client world, what are recent trends or shifts you are excited to explore?
Answer: Nuptial agreements are getting harder to wriggle out of and case law is fast evolving in favour of the wealthier party seeking to protect their assets.
Question : Where is your favourite place to take a peer for a cocktail or coffee?
Answer: The experimental cocktail club speakeasy in London and also Paris