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The defendants, Mr Cowling and Mr Lawrence, traded as a property consultancy partnership, MCL, which was instructed in relation to the marketing and sale of a property from about 2002 onwards.

Although the impacts of COVID-19 are not rendering projects completely impossible to complete, they are causing significant disruptions and delays, particularly within supply chains. Such delays,...

In R (Samuel Smith Old Brewery (Tadcaster) and others) v North Yorkshire County Council [2020] UKSC 3 the Supreme Court has ruled on the approach to be taken by a decision maker when considering...

You might have seen some of the recent media coverage of Gordon Ramsay’s court case relating to a personal guarantee given to his landlord...

Lease covenants that require landlords to act reasonably when tenants seek their consent (known as "fully qualified" covenants) are common.

A local authority intended to sell land, which had previously been used as a residential education centre for development into housing.

In a recent case (Lulu Construction vs Mullalley & Co) the contractor benefitted from a legal uncertainty regarding compensation for late payment and was awarded his adjudication costs.

A recent Court of Session case has provided guidance on the interpretation of the fairly standard wording in commercial leases about landlords' rights to enter and inspect premises.

The Supreme Court has given their decision in Tooth and we're not sure if the correct way to describe it is "as you were", "score draw" or "sanity reigns".

Taxpayers may settle tax disputes with HMRC by way of contractual agreement and the normal rules of contract law govern whether a binding agreement has been reached.

It is a shame that HMRC did not seek a less controversial case as this would have allowed the legislation to be tested without other underlying issues also being taken into account.

The Claimant and Defendant entered into a COA which contained an English law and jurisdiction clause.

The question of whether demurrage liquidates all or just some of the damages arising from a charterer's breach in failing to complete cargo operations within the laytime has divided...

Action by Passenger Arrested in Cairo for Possessing Weapon-like Objects Transported in Checked Baggage from New York.

On April 13, 2018, Google Inc. lost a landmark case, when a U.K. High Court judge ordered Google to delete information about one of two claimants.

The highlights of the first two roundtables are now published and we are delighted to make these available to you.

BLG has recently launched its specialist Lender Claims and Mortgage Fraud team to assist clients in dealing with the large increase in lender claims which has begun to hit the market.