This autumn has heralded 2 major changes in the way that courts approach Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”). Read our most recent article, written by Hilary Garnett, Partner to find out more.

Disputes Regarding Interpretation of Trusts Marcus v Marcus (2024) EWHC 2086 Ch (Judgement 16 August 2024) A recent High Court decision highlights the clear importance of context when considering disputes of the interpretation of trust documents.

Prior to the introduction of Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) an “enduring power of attorney” was used.

Shareholder disputes are on the rise, a major contributing factor to this has been the impact of turbulent markets following covid-19, these in turn have led to increased pressure between shareholders

What Are Pre-Action Protocols?

What does the extension of Fixed Recoverable Costs mean for you? Read our blog to find out more.

Our recent blog discussed the key features of Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 however changes may be imminent as the Law Commission has recently announced their plans to review the Act with the aim of modernising the landscape for commercial leasehold properties.

Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 is one of the key pieces of law that governs the landlord and tenant relationship for commercial property. This blog explores the basic principles of the Act and the considerations which should be kept in mind when negotiating a new tenancy agreement.