Can I challenge a will that fails to make reasonable provision for me?
It tends to be only in Hollywood movies that a will is read aloud, usually...
7 pitfalls to avoid when making redundancies
As the Chancellor’s coronavirus job retention scheme enters its final phase and the prospect of...
Regaining possession of a rental property during the Covid-19 crisis
The coronavirus is causing problems for private landlords who want to evict tenants but are...
Alternative rent structures in commercial leases
The key priority for a landlord of commercial property is to secure a reliable and...
Developers, beware of the rentcharge!
When selling freehold plots on an estate, developers may wish to create positive covenants for...
Seven reasons to update your shareholder agreement
The shareholder agreement is often one of those documents that startups sometimes forgo or even...
It’s not fair! When shareholders claim unfair prejudice
Now that hotels, pubs, bars, and restaurants are back in business, leisure and hospitality operators...
Extending eating areas into outdoor space – issues for landlords and tenants
Now that hotels, pubs, bars, and restaurants are back in business, leisure and hospitality operators...
Covid-19 policy for e-commerce and amendments to delivery and refund policies
Coronavirus has seen a large increase in online shopping and businesses have had to respond...
Release of lockdown: continuing or ending homeworking
Although lockdown is easing, government guidance advises people to continue to work from home if...
Aster Communities ordered to pay costs of tenant’s expert in service charge dispute.
ASTER COMMUNITIES v KERRY CHAPMAN AND OTHERS UKUT 0177 (LC) See the full judgment...
Keeping coronavirus redundancies fair and the alternatives
The Government’s coronavirus job retention scheme (CJRS) has helped many employers keep their staff. But...