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Case Study: It’s All In The Timing

Joanna Buckley reviews a recent success story where quick action on a bankruptcy petition resulted in a great outcome for our leasing client

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Maximising the Benefits of Personal Guarantees

Guarantees are a key part of commercial lending. This is a summary of the key legal issues to get right.

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Case Study: A Proactive Approach To Negotiation

Apprentice Solicitor, Molly Clapham, on her proactive approach which saw her resist an opponent’s attempt to transfer a property interest despite a legal charge having...

The New Fixed Recoverable Costs Regime

From 1 October 2023, fixed recoverable costs will be extended across the fast track and will see the introduction of a new intermediate track for...

Do You Have Any Invoice Debt?

If your business has an outstanding and overdue invoice owing by another business, you are entitled to seek payment of the invoice along with interest...

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Getting Information From A Third Party

Using Norwich Pharmacal Orders to obtain information from a third party

The King’s Speech – Leasehold Reform on the Horizon?

Amy Fletcher considers the latest update from the Kings Speech on 7th Nov 2023.

Case Study: Trespassers

Senior Associate Solicitor Gemma Hackett and Trainee Solicitor Olivia McAllister recently acted for our client when one of their properties was occupied by trespassers.

Knock, Knock, Who’s Still Not There?

Latest news on the progress of the Renters' Reform Bill.

Knock, Knock, Who’s There? Not the Renters’ Reform Bill …

The latest news on the progress of the Bill

Tenant Deposits: A Handy Guide For Landlords

Don't slip up when it comes to handling tenant deposits! Here is our guide to assist Landlords through the process.

Delay on Evictions

Trainee Solicitor, Olivia McCallister, on breaking news that London evictions have been halted.

Niche Point Of Law Raised In NDR Dispute

Does a ratepayer have an obligation to pay Non-Domestic Rates following service of an adjustment notice in circumstances where they assert to have acted upon...

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NDR Dispute: Revised Bills and Multiple Occupancy

Associate Solicitor, Aidan Thomas discusses a recent case in which he assisted a Local Authority in obtaining a liability order for significant outstanding business rates.