Rebekah Jackson
Rebekah is a Trainee Solicitor in our Wills, Trusts and Probate Team
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Biography
Rebekah joined Myerson in September 2025 as a Trainee Solicitor and is currently completing her third seat in the Wills, Trusts and Probate department.
She studied Law at the University of Lancaster, graduating in 2022 with a First Class Honours LLB.
Following this, Rebekah worked as a Paralegal while studying the Legal Practice Course and a Master of Laws part-time at the University of Law in Liverpool, achieving a Distinction.
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Insights & Media
Surrogacy and Succession: What the Longleat Trust Case Means for Modern Inheritance Disputes
A recent High Court decision involving the Longleat estate highlights an emerging challenge in trust and probate law: applying historic trust instruments to modern family structures, particularly those created through assisted reproduction and surrogacy. Although the case is rooted in aristocratic wealth, the legal principles are widely relevant...
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Made in Chelsea and the 1975 Act: Lessons from O’Herlihy v Taylor on Late Inheritance Claims
A recent High Court decision in O’Herlihy v Taylor has attracted media attention due to the involvement of Lonan O’Herlihy, who appears on Made in Chelsea.
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Update: Upwards Only Rent Review Ban Receives Royal Assent
In our September 2025 blog , we discussed the Government’s proposed ban on upward-only rent review (“UORR”) clauses in commercial leases as part of the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill (“the Bill”). At that time, the Bill was still at the committee stage in the House of Commons. Since then, the Bill has passed through the House...
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