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In the recent High Court case of S'Franses Ltd v The Cavendish Hotel (London) Ltd it was held that a landlord can show sufficient intention to carry out works even though he has only resolved....

If you are a business seeking to protect your products and services, this will interest you.

The EU General Data Protection Regulation will come into force in the UK on 25 May 2018. It will apply to any organisation within the EU which processes personal data

It is not unusual for a rent concession to be documented in a side letter, keeping the arrangement both confidential and personal to the tenant.

A recent High Court decision, First Tower Trustees v CDS (Superstores International) Ltd, has provided a helpful reminder of the importance of updating your replies to pre-contract enquiries.

The question of whether business rates are payable while a property is being redeveloped has been determined by the Supreme Court in a decision which will be welcomed by owners and developers.

It's being billed by some as a victory for equality.

Heads of terms give the parties to a transaction the opportunity to get all the important points agreed before any expense is incurred on solicitors.

The Stevenson and Farmer review commissioned by the Prime Minister today published its report on mental health in the workplace, Thriving at Work.

Most commercial leases make tenants responsible for keeping the property in good condition and repair. If a property falls into disrepair during the term of the lease, a landlord may be happy to wait...

Since the creation of the NHS in 1948 a wide range of non-publicly owned health and care providers have helped the NHS deliver services that are free of charge to patients/users.

4.1°C. That was, according to the Met Office, on average how much warmer last December was compared with the 1981-2010 long term average, making it the warmest December since 1910.

In the recent Court of Appeal decision in Gore v Naheed, the court considered the extent to which a right of way in favour of one property could be used to gain access to another property.

It is no secret that the times are tough on the high street for many retailers. Online sales accounted for nearly 20% of sales in November 2017 ...

Acas have launched its new guidance to help employers identify and support employees who are stressed in the workplace.

In light of the case local planning authorities will need to think carefully about how they apply local plan policies requiring financial contributions.

SMEs account for almost a half of the UK's private sector turnover, employing roughly 60% of all employees in the private sector1, so if you are running a SME, your business's survival and growth...