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Victoria Dacie-Lombardo and Adam Smith-Roberts guide you through the commercial lease renewal process, pointing out the potential pitfalls...

Reducing property occupier costs, avoiding unforeseen liabilities and ensuring the use of premises remains flexible to service the needs of the business have always been vital.

In a recent farming dispute case, the court held that a £1.65m farm and bungalow were to be included in the deceased's estate ...

The Inner House concluded that Semple Fraser had raised a sufficiently relevant and specific contractual case against CBRE which, even though there was no written contract or instructions between STV and CBRE, was not bound to fail.

As with the Parkwood decision, the key message from this case appears to be the importance of clear drafting.

This webinar is the second in a series. 'Enforcing rights' addresses enforcing rights under construction contracts such as through termination, suspension, payment processes, termination and adjudication.

In this article for Tax Journal, we comment on the Government's latest announcement in relation to carried interest and the next steps.

In November of 2022, Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers in Europe (CISPE) announced it was filing a formal complaint against Microsoft with the European Commission's Directorate-General for Competition (DG Comp) ...

References to the EU as a territory and EU laws in existing commercial contracts.

Mourant host this Mondaq webinar discussing: 'Recent Global Private Capital Developments from a Channel Islands Perspective'.

The Coronavirus Act 2020 came into force on 25 March 2020 and contains a package of measures to deal with the Coronavirus crisis. As promised by the government, there are provisions to protect tenants from the impact of the crisis.

OFT obtains undertakings from fitness club operators

Unitevi a Gianluigi Cassandra, avvocato italiano esperto e solicitor britannico presso Latitude Law, per approfondimenti sul diritto commerciale e societario.

Whilst there were factors pointing against such an intention, the judge held that the terms of the document in question and the conduct of the parties viewed objectively lead to the conclusion that the term sheet was valid and enforceable.

Extra Services was to construct a hotel and lease it to Accor. Under the agreement, there was a condition that Extra Services should obtain, before a certain date, various consents relating to the development and other matters in order for the project to proceed.

London's Commercial Courts have had a record year, according to Portland's Commercial Courts Report 2021.

Rouse Group CEO Luke Minford shares insights on selecting private equity partners for IP firms, outlining a strategic framework built around four critical questions...