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Families are complicated affairs and unfortunately the death of a loved one can expose the cracks in inter-family relations….

There was concern by Tenant organisations, that perfectly well-behaved paying tenants were being forced out by landlords….

The Grenfell Tower tragedy sparked the most important review of building safety legislation in the history of the UK….

APP (Authorised Push Payment) Fraud continues to be a devastating everyday issue for individuals and businesses alike….

Adjudication is an alternative method for resolving disputes, without resorting to lengthy and expensive court proceedings….

A personal guarantee is a legally binding obligation on an individual to repay a third party’s debt or borrowing…

The Construction Act imposes statutory implied terms into all construction contracts including payment terms and a right to adjudicate….

Confusion as to whether leasehold “tenant owners” of flats who are acquiring a full interest via the shared ownership route…

In 2019 the Conservative Party’s 2019 manifesto promised to ban such evictions, which have now become widely known as ‘no-fault…

In England and Wales, a person making a will must be able to fully understand what they are doing at…

No one could blame you for having a less than optimistic outlook for mergers and acquisitions activity for the coming…

The thorny issue of assumption of responsibility in professional negligence cases continues to tax the judicial system….