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You don't have to walk far in the City of London or Canary Wharf before you see the lasting impact of the pandemic. Across the city, landlords and real estate investors are scratching their heads...

The news that USC has taken steps to commence an insolvency process is further proof that despite what TS Eliot may have claimed, January really is the cruellest month.

The numbers show that the County Courts continue to remain extremely busy, with nearly 390,000 claims lodged in the courts in that three-month period.

The rule that the first charge to be registered ranks first in priority over other secured lenders’ charges may not apply where there is an understanding between charge holders to the contrary, and where one party has acted to its detriment in reliance on that understanding.

With Euros 2024 approaching, apply for Temporary Event Notices (TENs) to boost trading by extending hours, increasing capacity, or modifying licence conditions. Submit standard TENs 10 days before an event, or "late" TENs 5 days prior, but note the lack of an appeal process.

International law firm Withers is advising leading company SilverNeedle Hospitality Group on a major three hotel lease deal with the Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC), valued at over A$300 million.

John de Waal KC features in two episodes of ‘Case Chasers: Unpacking UK Property law', hosted by Ian Quayle at The Legal Training Consultancy.

Of particular interest to commercial landlords, the recent decision of the court in SBP 2 SARL v 2 Southbank Tenant Ltd [2025] EWHC 16 (Ch) illustrates the risks to a landlord of simply...

How and where we work has been slowly evolving in the past few years, leading some to question the role of the office. Occupiers are now focusing not only on what exactly they need from...

On 1 May 2012, Royal Assent was given to the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill. For the first time it will be a criminal offence to squat in a residential property.

The Government is consulting on plans to reform and reinforce a little-known public power, the Community Right to Contest to create a Right to Regenerate

Elaine Dobson, property partner at Bircham Dyson Bell LLP welcomes the Governments plans to make squatting a criminal offence.

When a tenant is in breach of a covenant in the lease, his landlord may have a right to forfeit that lease.

Jennifer Chappell, associate at Bircham Dyson Bell LLP, is warning those home owners living in London who may be considering renting out their property during the Olympics this July as a short term let, to get an Olympic sized deposit to protect from unscrupulous tenants.

Apress release from the MHCLG has confirmed that from October, social landlords will be forced to investigate and fix dangerous damp...

The case of Bello v Ideal View was a useful reminder for landlords.

As economies around the world continue to struggle, so landlords need to be increasingly vigilant about their tenants' ability to pay. Conducting a tenant appraisal can provide peace of mind about existing occupiers, as well as prospective ones.