In recent months it has been impossible to open a newspaper or website without encountering an article on the topic of ESG.

In this blog we pull together cases and legislative developments over the last 12 months relating to enfranchisement:

In this latest edition of our ‘Need To Know' employment and HR newsletter, we look at whether long covid could be classified as a disability; if a redundancy dismissal without appeal will always be unfair, ...

This is the second of our summer series of updates, dealing with defective cladding and external wall claims and published before the second reading of the Building Safety Bill in Parliament on Wednesday.

Robert Botkai discusses the pros and cons of hearings online versus in person and how to utilise Temporary Event Notices.

On 13 May 2021, following a consultation that took place between 26 June 2020 and 16 October 2020, the government published a new School Admissions Code (the "Code").

Where a standardised commencement date is required for multiple leases for good estate management, the Commencement Date should ensure that the first lease is granted with at least a 990 year...

Greening Finance: a Roadmap to Sustainable Investing", the UK government's new policy paper from HM Treasury, has arrived...

The Government's proposal around leasehold ground rent reform has now taken shape following the Queen's Speech.

Mental incapacity may arise at any age. Commonly it occurs in the elderly, for example, with the onset of dementia or Alzheimer's disease but it may happen at any time,

Schools and academy trusts discovering construction defects face critical decisions about pursuing recovery claims. Understanding limitation periods, contractual responsibilities, and available remedies can mean the difference between successful cost recovery and losing valuable legal rights entirely.

Owners and buyers of UK land need to be aware of new government powers under the National Security and Investment Act 2021 that will come into force on 4 January 2022.