Carlsons Solicitors announces the appointment of Paul Dipré

Paul Dipré joins Carlsons Solicitors as an in-house barrister in the Dispute Resolution and Family Law team.

Paul is an experienced advocate specialising in financial remedies for matrimonial finance and associated general commercial and property disputes, especially contractual and insolvency matters.

He is bilingual in English and Italian and is particularly interested in cross-border disputes, especially those of an Anglo-Italian nature. He has previously worked in-house for law firms in both Italy and England and brings a wealth of knowledge gained in a wide range of cases.

Paul is on the committee of the British Italian Law Association. He has spoken on English law issues in Italy on several occasions and assisted the author of an Italian language book on the English system of civil courts.

Managing Director, Daniel Russell, commented: “The appointment of Paul further strengthens our dispute resolution and family law offerings. His extensive expertise and experience will ensure clients, both local and international, continue to receive the exceptional service we are known for.”

Paul Dipré added: “The team at Carlsons and the type of work they undertake are a natural fit for me. I am looking forward to supporting clients of the practice.”

Latest insights

Can you reopen a divorce financial settlement? When final doesn’t always mean final

Can a divorce financial settlement be reopened? Learn the limited circumstances where a financial order may be set aside, varied, appealed or enforced after divorce....

Transfer of equity explained: when and why you might need it

Learn when a transfer of equity may be needed, how the process works, and the key legal, mortgage and tax considerations before changing property ownership....

Updating your will after a major life change: a guide for HNWIs

Major life events such as marriage, divorce, bereavement or a business sale can affect whether your Will still reflects your wishes. Learn when high net worth individuals should review and update their Will....