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Unfair prejudice petitions: Recent shareholder dispute case overturns 40-year precedent

In a recent shareholder dispute, it’s been found that unfair prejudice petitions are subject to statutory limitation periods. This landmark judgment – in Thg Plc v Zedra Trust Company (Jersey) […]

Wagatha Christie defamation trial

The facts surrounding the “Wagatha Christie” defamation trial have been widely publicised, particularly following Coleen Rooney’s recent appearance on popular reality TV show “I’m a celebrity… Get me out of […]

The Renters’ Rights Bill – The end of the current housing regime as we know it?

The government made it clear during July’s King’s speech that rental reform is a priority of theirs, and that there will be a new Renters’ Rights Bill. This follows the […]

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 […]

Court ruling sees family miss out on £3M inheritance

A court ruling has seen a family miss out on a £3 million inheritance following a text message between the testator and his will writer. In a recent High Court […]

Copyright law: Mickey Mouse steams into the public domain

With the famous Disney character entering the public domain earlier this year, our litigation & dispute resolution team reminds us of intellectual property and copyright law. When considering copyright, even […]

Who can bring a claim for possession of a residential rental property?

What happens when a residential property has been rented out and you need it back? Our specialist property litigation team look into some key points owners and landlords need to […]

World Intellectual Property Day: overcoming an alleged trademark infringement

This World Intellectual Property Day, find out how we’ve been helping to resolve an intellectual property dispute involving a Gloucestershire-based business. In our day-to-day lives, we encounter trademarks in almost […]

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 […]

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