Rent-to-rent landlord responsibilities
Rent-to-rent landlords are relieved by the Supreme Court ruling clarifying their responsibilities vs those that intermediary companies take.
Energy crisis – guidance for landlords and tenants
How will an energy crisis or planned blackouts impact landlords and tenants? Consider payment provisions, repair compromises, and force majeure clauses. Residential landlords and tenants should be mindful of the covenants contained in their leases.
Is selling property at auction right for you?
If you're looking to sell property in the UK, you may have considered selling at auction. But is selling property at auction right for you?
The London Legal Walk – helping to raise money for free legal advice services
A brave group of our Bowling & Co team will dust off their trainers on Tuesday the 13th of June to do the London Legal Walk to raise funds for The London Legal Support Trust in support of free legal advice services across London and the South East.
Does common law marriage exist in the UK? What you need to know
Common law marriage is not recognised in the UK. We look at what this means for couples who choose to live together without getting married.
New Partner announcement – Mohammed Moula
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Mohammed Moula as a new Partner in our Residential Property team.
Sebastian Jakubowski is promoted to Associate Solicitor
Sebastian Jakubowski's promotion to Associate Solicitor has been welcomed by the firm and is a significant accomplishment for Sebastian. The team wishes Sebastian the very best in his new role.
Landlords have rights and responsibilities
Read about the role of a residential landlord and the key obligations you have, including your financial responsibilities and health and safety obligations.
Have you got a pet nup in place?
A pet nup is an agreement if you are in a relationship and own a pet together. It outlines how you will handle the care and ownership of your pet should you decide to part ways.
Energy Performance Certificates for commercial properties
Energy Performance Certificates are essential for commercial properties. All landlords should ensure their commercial properties have an EPC rating of at least an E or they will face penalties.