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9 August 2026
Forfeiture vs a Debt Claim for Commercial Arrears: Choosing the Right Remedy and Managing Relief Applications
Your commercial tenant has stopped paying rent The arrears are mounting, and the longer you wait, the more complex and costly recovery...
6 August 2026
‘No DSS/No Children’ Is Banned: What This Means for Landlords Moving Forward
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (the “Act”) has transformed tenant rights in England Among its most significant provisions are new...
4 August 2026
Renters’ Rights Act Offences — What Action Can Be Taken
If you're a landlord in the private rental sector, the Renters' Rights Act 2025 has fundamentally changed what you're required to do, and...
2 August 2026
Can Shareholders Remove a Company Director? What the Law Actually Allows
A boardroom relationship has broken down and you're a majority shareholder wondering whether you can remove a director
The short...
31 July 2026
What Is TOLATA Equitable Accounting?
TOLATA equitable accounting is a legal remedy that enables a court to alter the financial outcome of a property sale where the co-owners...
29 July 2026
The Power of Forfeiture of Residential Property
If your residential leaseholder is in breach — whether they've sublet without permission, failed to pay service charges, or carried out...
27 July 2026
The Commercial Dynamics of Litigation: Liability, Quantum, Costs, Enforcement & Recovery
Litigation is a formal remedy for disputes that can’t be resolved via other routes, like negotiation or alternative dispute...
26 July 2026
Can I Pursue the Director of a Building Company Directly?
When a building company fails to pay or carry out defective works, and the corporate structure appears to shield the director's personal...
24 July 2026
Classified as a Bad Leaver? What It Means for Your Shares and What You Can Do About It
If you’re classified as a bad leaver, you’ll need to act quickly to protect your shares and any other entitlements Remedies include...