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The number of solicitor and own client assessments has ballooned in recent times.

Welcome to the May edition of Gatehouse Chambers' Property Newsletter. We hope you had a fantastic bank holiday weekend.

Gatehouse Law's spring property newsletter covers recent tribunal and court decisions affecting property law, including modifications of restrictive covenants, rent repayment orders for joint tenancies, and pre-action admissions under CPR 14. The team discusses their recent work on building safety, easements, lease renewals, and forfeiture appeals, while announcing their attendance at UKREiiF 2026 in Leeds.

Gatehouse Chambers' Summer 2026 property newsletter explores upcoming reforms to cohabitation law in England and Wales, examines the new digital resolution procedure for possession cases, and provides insights into recent property litigation developments. The newsletter features analysis of government proposals to overhaul property rights after relationship breakdowns and guidance on fitness for human habitation standards.

Dispute Resolution analysis: This case concerned the granting of leases in the context of a hotel development.

This article was published before the decision in Gorrara Ltd v Kenilworth Court Block E Rtm Co Ltd [2024] UKUT 81 (LC) which reconsiders Cain and an update...

Welcome everyone to 2026, and to the first of this year's Gatehouse Property Newsletter (incorporating the answer to last month's "Who am I?" – thanks for all who played!).

We are delighted to report excellent results in the Chambers Global 2024 Guide. The Global Guide ranks the top global lawyers and law firms in over 200 jurisdictions across the world.

Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) is an insurance product that enables repayment of credit if the borrower is unable to service the debt due to a change in circumstances...

The decision of His Honour Judge Pearce in Makin v Protec & QBE [2025] EWHC 895 (KB) is a significant High Court decision which considers whether the duty to notify timeously was a condition precedent...

The Court of Appeal recently handed down judgment in a case that hinged on the proper construction of an "Applicable Law and Jurisdiction" clause in a series of insurance policies issued...

he appeals in Belsner and Karatysz will no doubt generate a great deal of legal commentary. Many in the solicitors' profession, particularly those who handle large volume low value personal...

At the tail end of last year, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Sky UK Limited v Riverstone Managing Agency [2024] EWCA Civ 1567, a coverage case concerned...

Mediation is now a routine component of the litigation game. In Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council the court changed the traditional litigation rules..

What is reasonable diligence when a company has entered an insolvency process and has abandoned its trading functions?

In Rukhadze v Recovery Partners GP Ltd, the Supreme Court recently revisited the previously settled law regarding a fiduciary's duty to account for an unauthorised profit.

Welcome to the May edition of Gatehouse Chambers' Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury Newsletter.

Welcome to our Team's Summer newsletter in which we hope you'll find something interesting, occasionally diverting and perhaps relevant to the work you yourself are doing.