Partnership Disputes: How to Resolve Conflicts in Business Partnerships
A business partnership can be a powerful way to combine resources, skills, and ideas to fuel growth and innovation. But like any relationship, it’s not immune to conflict.
Move to ban upward only rent reviews
The UK government has proposed a ban on upward-only rent review clauses in new commercial leases as part of the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill introduced in July 2025
From Trainee to Solicitor: Arisa’s Journey
In this insightful video, one of our newly qualified solicitors Arisa Khongpirom shares her personal journey and experiences that led her to join our commercial property department, offering valuable perspective for aspiring legal professionals. Take a look to find out more.
Landlord & Tenant – What is Right to Rent?
Before renting a property in England, you must prove your right to rent. Similarly, before a landlord can rent a property to you, they need to establish that you have a right to rent it. The core requirement is to provide satisfactory documents on which to base the right to rent.
Chancellor’s certain statement for uncertain times
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a confident Spring Statement, aiming to instil certainty at home amid growing global uncertainty, highlighting opportunities for businesses — particularly in construction, defence, and tech — to benefit from the government’s growth plans.
The Renters’ Rights Bill: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know for 2025 and Beyond
The Renters' Rights Bill, currently making its way through Parliament, is set to become law in 2025. This piece of legislation will bring significant changes to the private rented sector, impacting both landlords and tenants.
Don’t moth-ball your secrets when you sell
Buying a home is one of life’s biggest investments — but when sellers keep secrets, it can lead to costly consequences. A recent High Court ruling over a £32 million London mansion infested with moths is a sharp reminder of why honesty is crucial in property sales.
Understanding the Building Safety Act 2022: Key Changes and What They Mean for You
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.
Understanding Defamation Law: Protecting Your Reputation
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.
Tree Preservation Orders
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.