by Michaela Rolfe | Feb 6, 2019 | Property
Leasehold explained If you buy a leasehold property you are buying the right to live in that property for the number of years left on the lease. The legal agreement with the landlord (also known as the ‘freeholder’) is called a...
by Adam Jones | Feb 1, 2019 | Property
The controversial Court of Appeal judgment has reasserted the balance of power held by tenants of residential flats over landlords, now enabling tenants to veto landlords granting other lessees a licence to act in a way that would otherwise breach the lease. Many...
by Matthew Strain | Jan 10, 2019 | Commercial, Employment, Litigation, Property, Wills and Probate
During a case you will not only need our expertise as the team will need other input, from experts to associate services, and also third party fees and charges. We manage those third party interactions for you, and normally organise for payment too. We then need to...
by admin | Jul 8, 2016 | Property, Uncategorized
What is Knotweed? Japanese Knotweed is a plant which originates in East Asia, and is one of the most prolific and damaging weeds. Why should I be interested? Knotweed can cause considerable damage to your property, and can also cause damage to other people’s property....
by admin | Jun 24, 2016 | Banking and Finance, Commercial, company, Employment, Litigation, Property, Tech
What are the major changes ahead? Even though the EU Referendum has concluded, for now nothing will change. The bottom line for the time being is that the laws are what the laws currently are, and the process required to change them is vast and will take a long time....
by admin | Apr 1, 2016 | Blog, Commercial, Employment, Litigation, Property, Tech
Separating Emotion from Litigation Most grievances are likely to be subjective to some degree. If you are considering going to court to resolve an issue, remaining emotionally involved can drive up costs, cloud judgments, effect the likelihood of success and take a...
