In this short collection of views, we consider the trends that will shape housing in the mid 21st century. Demographic shifts, new technology...

The deadline is fast approaching for entities to file the required beneficial ownership details with the Central Register of Beneficial Ownership ...

It's common for developers and other landowners to grant to their lenders mortgages of part of the property they own.

The mental health landscape is changing rapidly, and the potential for improvements in access, care pathways and patient autonomy comes across clearly from these valuable insights from colleagues across the sector.

Welcome to the August version of DACB's construction risks newsletter. Adjudication case law still dominates the Construction Court's work, with a number of new pieces of law

We are often asked to advise on the prospects for and timing of the obtaining of vacant possession of occupied development land.

In the recent case of Fulford Parish Council v City of York Council, the local authority (York) sought to approve a non-material change to a reserved matters approval.

An easement is a right attached to land allowing one land owner's land (the dominant tenement) rights over another landowner's land (the servient tenement).

Landlords who have acquired commercial property freeholds and intend to serve notices to terminate tenants' leases should be careful about the timing of the service of such notices

On October 2019, the Financial Superintendence issued the instructions that allow the insurance companies to start placing the Inherent Defects Insurance (IDI) policies,...

Ms Bradburn and her colleagues, the claimants in this case, had been employed by Mears Homecare Ltd until their employment transferred to two other employers under TUPE

The Courts Service recently announced that as part of its progress towards introducing a new website, written judgments will no longer be published on www.courts.ie.

It was announced on 8 October 2019 that the Government has appointed seven new judges to the Court of Appeal.

It is worth remembering that whilst directors owe their duties to the company, and not employees, the Companies Act 2006 requires that a director act in the way he or she considers...

Looking back over the last year, the following Court cases involving serious health and safety breaches were amongst the most notable and high profile...

In cases raised in the Court of Session the instruction of an Advocate or Solicitor-Advocate is required. In the Sheriff Courts, the position is much less clear-cut.

Current market conditions are some of the most challenging faced by landlords and tenants, creating greater disparity during lease renewal negotiations. In such circumstances...

Landlords who are developing within the vicinity of a disused burial ground should be aware of the law surrounding the treatment of long buried human remains.

Landlords should be cautious when deciding whether to forfeit a lease following a tenant breaching its obligations in the lease.

Increasing demands are being placed on our office space. Beyond the need to be conducive to working, it also needs to attract and retain talent, provide a range of ...