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Under current legislation, one way a landlord can seek possession is by serving a Section 21 notice on the tenant, giving them at least...

Mediation is back in the spotlight following last month’s Court of Appeal decision in Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council...

We often receive enquiries from commercial tenants who feel their landlord is failing to honour their obligations under a fixed term...

In order for a business to be able to enforce a clause in its Terms of Business, the first point to be considered is whether the business...

When the shareholders of a company can no longer work together to achieve the company’s aims, eligible shareholders can seek relief from...

A contract is essentially a legally binding agreement. Once a contract has been formed, a business should be able to take steps to...

Landlords’ Current Rights under Section 21 Residential landlords can currently consider the option of serving what is known as a “No...

The accepted measure of compensatory damages in this scenario is the difference between the warranted value of the company as at the date...

As soon as litigation is contemplated, you are obliged to conduct a reasonable search for and preserve disclosable documents i.e., those...