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Tenants already in situ: which notices should landlords be aware of?

Are you a landlord that’s bought or sold a property with tenants already in occupation? Our team of experts offer guidance on which notices landlords should be aware of. Perhaps […]

Building disputes: Dealing with cowboy builders and legal lassos

Home improvement projects are becoming more popular due to the rise in hybrid working, causing the potential for more building disputes. With more of us benefiting from hybrid and home […]

Should the court have the power to make parties engage in mediation?

Should the court have the power to make parties engage in mediation? Our team of experts look into a recent case that sheds light on changes to how courts can […]

Tenant eviction – a complete guide for residential landlords

Our tenant eviction solicitors provide residential landlords with specialist advice and expertise to help with their rental property. In this guide we take you through the process of how we […]

Process of contesting a will: The key steps explained

If you think someone’s will has been created incorrectly, you might be able to legally challenge it. There are several factors to consider when starting the process of contesting a […]

Why you can’t list a Ford Focus as a Porsche 911

Vehicle misrepresentation – a statement made from one person to another, which is later found to be untrue or inaccurate – is a common issue and can lead to drastic […]

The higher cost of proceeding to trial

Our litigation & dispute resolution partner outlines some of the commercial risks involved in proceeding to trial in an intellectual property infringement case. In trademark infringement and passing off cases, […]

Don’t demolish your prospects in a building dispute

As a team, we often deal with disputes between consumers and builders relating to new builds, extensions and substantial property alterations. While not uncommon, how can you avoid a dispute […]

Normality resumes for property possession claims

There’s no doubt that the past 18 months have been difficult for businesses and individuals, both financially and personally. Residential property landlords have been particularly impacted by the ban on […]

Trademarks – use them or lose them!

In the UK, a trademark may be registered for different classes of goods and services. However, registered or not, if the mark is not used as intended, it’s possible for […]

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