High Net Worth Guide 2026 success for Three Stone barristers

We are delighted to announce that four of our members have been recognised in the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2026, with rankings across Traditional Chancery, Tax: Private Client and Trusts Mediators.

The rankings highlight the depth of expertise available at Three Stone Chambers and recognise the continued excellence of our barristers in advising and representing clients in some of the most complex trusts, estates and private client disputes.

Rupert Coe retains Traditional Chancery ranking

Rupert Coe has again been ranked in Traditional Chancery (band 4), reflecting his highly regarded practice handling domestic and offshore trusts, wills and estates, often in the context of significant family disputes.

Clients and instructing solicitors praised Rupert’s expertise and advocacy, describing him as: “A strong advocate and doesn’t make bad points. He’s also great to work with and down to earth.”

First Chambers & Partners High Net Worth ranking for Daria Gleyze

Particular congratulations goes to Daria Gleyze, who has been ranked in Traditional Chancery (band 4) for the first time.

Daria is recognised for her broad chancery practice, which encompasses company and share disputes, property, trusts and estates matters, and art and cultural litigation. Feedback highlighted both her intellect and determination, noting: “Daria is incredibly intelligent and an excellent advocate.”

Stephen Woodward recognised again in Tax: Private Client

Stephen Woodward has retained his ranking in Tax: Private Client (band 3), where he continues to be recognised as a leading adviser on trusts taxation, inheritance tax, SDLT, residence and domicile issues, and offshore trusts.

Feedback highlighted both Stephen’s technical excellence and his collaborative approach: “Stephen is a technically excellent and highly knowledgeable barrister.”

Matthew Marsh maintains Band 1 ranking as a Trusts Mediator

Matthew Marsh continues to be recognised with a top-tier Band 1 ranking in UK-wide Trusts Mediators.

A former Chief Chancery Master, Matthew is widely respected for his exceptional expertise in trust and probate disputes and his ability to facilitate the resolution of complex and sensitive conflicts. “Matthew Marsh is the former Chief Chancery Master, so he is highly expert in the trust field and has been mediating for some time. He’s very experienced on both counts.”

Congratulations

Congratulations to Rupert, Daria, Stephen and Matthew on their well-deserved recognition in the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2026, and thank you to our clients and professional contacts whose feedback continues to support and recognise the work of Three Stone’s members.