There are always two sides to a coin and it is no different when a landlord and tenant negotiate a commercial lease. Both parties to the lease are trying to get the best deal possible, and that is why it is important to understand the key points to negotiate.
The Building Safety Act 2022 represents a major shift in how we approach building safety in the UK, with a particular focus on high-rise buildings.
The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to overhaul tenancy laws in England and Wales, promising stronger protections for tenants, including an end to ‘Section 21’ repossessions. Now in its second reading in the House of Lords, the legislation aims to curb unfair evictions, but concerns are growing that it could unintentionally shrink the rental market.
Defamation law is in place to protect individuals and businesses from reputational harm caused by untrue or damaging claims. If you have been the target of defamatory statements or are concerned about your own communications, it’s crucial to understand how defamation law works and how it can help you protect your interests.
A will that was hand-written on the back of two cardboard food packages has been confirmed as legally binding by the High Court. Manal Fouad, Partner and Head of our Private Client team, takes a closer look.
Trees and hedgerows are vital features of our landscape, providing essential habitats for wildlife, enhancing our environment, and contributing to the character of local areas.
When you order goods online, you enter into a contract with the seller. In terms of the Consumer Rights Act 2015, the goods must be delivered to you within 30 calendar days unless you have agreed a shorter or longer period with the seller.
Trustees have a wide range of responsibilities when administering the trust estate under their charge. What is a trustee? A trustee is a person or a firm that holds and administers property or assets held in a trust for the benefit of a third party. A trust can be created for a variety of purposes. For example, trusts can be established in bankruptcy situations or in certain types of retirement plans or to manage assets for a minor or someone lacking capacity. Alternatively, a trust may be established to hold…
The UK is ‘sleepwalking’ towards a dementia crisis with millions of people failing to take steps to prepare for losing mental capacity, a solicitors organisation has warned.
When it comes to commercial leases, both landlords and tenants have important responsibilities regarding the upkeep of the property.
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