Ruth Hughes is a distinguished barrister at 5 Stone Buildings, where she skillfully navigates the intricate realms of trusts and estate disputes, Court of Protection matters, and tax law. With a robust practice that primarily serves private clients, Ruth also holds a prestigious position on...
Ruth Hughes is a distinguished barrister at 5 Stone Buildings, where she skillfully navigates the intricate realms of trusts and estate disputes, Court of Protection matters, and tax law. With a robust practice that primarily serves private clients, Ruth also holds a prestigious position on the Treasury A panel, showcasing her expertise in public law and her commitment to upholding the highest standards of legal practice.
Her current role involves a diverse array of key projects, including high-stakes litigation in professional negligence cases and complex inheritance disputes. Ruth's advocacy has garnered significant recognition, particularly highlighted by the Court of Appeal's commendation of her "exemplary" performance in the landmark case of Quan v Bray. This accolade not only underscores her exceptional legal acumen but also reflects her ability to articulate compelling arguments in both civil litigation and commercial contexts.
Ruth's expertise extends beyond traditional courtroom settings; she is adept at mediation and legal research, ensuring that her clients receive comprehensive support throughout their legal journeys. Her proficiency in property law and international arbitration further enhances her versatility, allowing her to tackle multifaceted legal challenges with confidence. As a tenant at 5 Stone Buildings, Ruth Hughes exemplifies the blend of rigorous legal scholarship and practical advocacy, making her a formidable presence in the legal landscape. Her commitment to excellence and her nuanced understanding of the law position her as a trusted advisor and advocate for her clients, navigating the complexities of the legal system with precision and integrity.