Oliver Chambers

Oliver Chambers has established himself as one of the UK's most capable tax and private client lawyers, bringing over 10 years of specialized experience to complex international tax planning, wealth management, and succession planning matters. As an Associate at Crestwood Law, Oliver combines deep technical knowledge with practical commercial understanding to deliver innovative tax solutions for high-net-worth individuals, families, and their businesses.

His practice encompasses the full spectrum of tax and private client law, from day-to-day tax compliance and planning to complex cross-border restructuring and succession planning arrangements. Oliver has particular expertise in international tax matters, trust law, and the tax implications of digital assets and cryptocurrency holdings, making him a sought-after advisor in these rapidly evolving areas.

Oliver's approach to tax planning is characterized by his ability to navigate the complex intersection of UK and international tax laws while understanding the commercial and personal objectives of his clients. He works closely with families, family offices, and their advisors to develop comprehensive wealth planning strategies that optimize tax efficiency while ensuring compliance with evolving regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions.

In the area of trust and estate planning, Oliver has advised on some of the most complex multi-generational wealth transfer arrangements in recent years. His expertise covers all aspects of trust law, from the establishment of new trust structures to the administration and restructuring of existing arrangements. He regularly advises trustees, beneficiaries, and settlors on their rights and obligations under trust law.

Oliver's international tax expertise has proven invaluable in helping clients navigate the increasingly complex landscape of cross-border tax compliance. He has extensive experience with the tax implications of international business structures, offshore investments, and the various disclosure regimes that affect high-net-worth individuals with global interests.

Beyond his client work, Oliver is actively involved in professional development and thought leadership in tax and private client law. He regularly speaks at conferences, contributes to tax publications, and provides training to other professionals on emerging tax issues. His insights on the intersection of technology and tax planning, particularly in relation to digital assets, are frequently sought by industry publications and professional organizations.