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Pensions, Professional liability, Trusts, probate and estates: contentiousWednesday 18 March 2026

Paul Newman KC awarded a Visiting Research Fellowship at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies

Paul Newman KC has been awarded a Visiting Research Fellowship at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) for 2026/2027, which will enable him to continue his research into 18th and 19th-century nominate law reporting.

The IALS Visiting Research Fellowship Programme hosts academics and practitioners to undertake research and to participate in and enrich the research life of the Institute. IALS Visiting Research Fellowships are intended to create close working relationships with scholars and practitioners from other institutions in the UK and overseas who are undertaking work within fields covered by or adjacent to its own research programmes.

Paul’s professional practice continues as usual.

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