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Established over centuries, the legal concept of right to light exerts a considerable influence over property law and the construction…

Why payment deadlines matter in construction contracts In the world of construction contracts, timing is everything….

A question that frequently arises is whether long‑term use of a neighbour’s land, such as regularly walking across it, automatically…

Felipe Massa’s £64m claim over the outcome of the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix has spotlighted the specialist tort of unlawful…

The University of Cambridge has recently successfully blocked Cambridge Rowing Limited’s attempt to register a figurative trade mark for its…

A boundary dispute is where two parties disagree about the exact location or ownership of the dividing line between their…

For over a century, the ‘shareholder rule’ served as a unique exception to legal professional privilege in English law, allowing…

Stephen Baker and Oliver Williams of our Dispute Resolution team explain recent developments in the law surrounding interim injunctions and…

Learn the other five critical updates – deposit caps, fair-access rules, pet permissions, Awaab’s Law extensions and a new ombudsman…

The Section 21 right to possession of a residential property is about to end. Below, we help you master the…

It is a long established principle in litigation that a party making a without notice (formerly ex parte) application has…

Dispute resolution clauses are contractual provisions that set out the process the parties must or may follow from the point…