The Government has this week published its response to the consultation from October 2018 entitled, “Planning Reform: Supporting the High Street and

In October 2018 the Government published a consultation entitled “Supporting the high street and increasing the delivery of new homes”. Within that

Is enclosing your terms and conditions during the course of negotiation sufficient for them to be included in the contractual terms? Not necessarily

For many years now it has been possible to register “unconventional” marks as registered UK and EU trade marks. Such trade marks are described on

For family and owner managed businesses, it is crucial to find innovative ways to incentivise and expand the workforce in order to keep up with the

Following the heady days of the introduction of the Infrastructure Act 2015, which gave companies the right to frack under other people's land

Delays are one of the main sources of dispute amongst parties to property contracts. In clauses where ‘time is of the essence’, failure to perform an

Notices clauses, those setting out how contracting parties must serve notices, and when they are deemed received, are often overlooked in the heat of

The continuing power shift in commercial Landlord-Tenant relationships in the retail sector has been leaving many a frustrated landlord with

"Creating an inclusive working environment will benefit your workforce on the whole but is of particular importance to employees with neurodivergent

According to recent figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) published in the Financial Times, migration away from London is at its

For years, argument has been raging about how best to cope with the increasing levels of traffic on the A303 in the bottleneck around Stonehenge. The

A key session at the conference this year was the “Let’s talk about Brexit” panel discussion, featuring Eleonor Duhs from Fieldfisher LLP; Roxanne

The Justice Secretary, David Gauke, has announced that “no fault” divorce will be introduced as soon as parliamentary time becomes available to

Res judicata is a legal principle that means that at some point litigation must come to an end - or, in other words, a party should not be able to

The government has consulted on proposals requiring overseas companies to register at Companies House if they own land in the United Kingdom

The government has published its response to last year’s consultation on proposals for reform of the law concerning limited partnerships

If you’re an active news-reader, or even just a headline-glancer, you

Blyth v Sykes 2019 EWHC 54 (Ch) is a recent case that demonstrates how the court deals with the presumption of revocation of a Will by destruction

For all the positive noises about the recent announcement of the £3bn Affordable Homes Guarantee Scheme, with regards to its potential to generate