Insights

Just because you live with someone and are engaged in a romantic relationship, this does not automatically grant you rights in relation to the other’s property or assets. 

From overhanging branches to garden burials and nudity, this guide outlines what the law says about garden and neighbour disputes.

In this guide, we will explain some of the fundamental concepts of dilapidation claims, and what you can do if you received an unexpected and hefty claim.

The session will focus on the Labour manifesto and the impact the proposed changes will have on businesses of all sizes.

I have walked over a neighbour's land for 30 years; I don't have an express right of way, but can they stop me from walking over their land now?

As a homeowner, it's important to understand fence ownership and other garden laws so you know your rights and responsibilities and avoid potential conflicts with your neighbours.

Sweeper clauses are designed to help landlords recover unexpected property maintenance or repair costs.

A tribunal heard that Mr Davies mocked the vulnerable claimant for her fears over her health concerns and Covid-19

In conveyancing in England and Wales, the common law principle of caveat emptor, 'let the buyer beware,' applies.

Business owners must understand the importance of ensuring the right protections for themselves and their families. 

All limited companies are subject to rules, including the Companies Act and their own articles of association. Business owners are often unaware of the effect of those rules.

Clare Langford, Birth Injury Lawyer, has released expert legal advice aimed at supporting families affected by traumatic birth experiences