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18 April 2026
Cutting of Vegetation: Abatement and Risk of a Claim
Complaints about overgrown shrubbery, trees blocking light, or the intrusion of tree roots are among the most common causes of...
16 April 2026
Where Does the Value Lie in Instructing Specialist Litigation Solicitors?
With the growth of AI disrupting knowledge-based services, companies and clients are increasingly looking to find cost efficiencies...
16 April 2026
A Guide to Performance Bonds & Guarantees in Construction
Construction projects are frequently high-risk and characterised by long timelines, multiple contractors, and delays due to supply...
16 April 2026
Court-Ordered ADR: Can I Force My Opponent to Mediate?
A recent change in the law means that English courts may now impose Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) on parties to a dispute...
14 April 2026
Do I Need to Engage in Settlement Discussions With My Opponent?
Settlement is an excellent option to avoid going to court, saving time and money – what’s not to like However, discussions...
26 March 2026
Database and Ombudsman: What Landlords Need to Prepare Now for Rollout From Late 2026 and Mandatory Membership in 2028
Seeking Advice on Regaining Possession Post-Renters' Rights Act Coming Into Effect
This page refers to the position...
24 March 2026
Pets in Rentals: When You Can Say No, When You Shouldn’t, and How to Set Fair Conditions
Renting with pets has long been a contentious and emotional topic for both tenants and landlords and the Renters’ Rights Act...
22 March 2026
What Is a Headlease?
A headlease is simply an additional layer of property ownership between a freeholder and tenants Interposing a head tenant between the...
20 March 2026
The Court Has Allocated My Claim to the Wrong Track – What Can I Do?
If you’re taking legal action or talking to a lawyer about filing a claim, then you’ll quickly come across the concept of tracks...