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It is well known that the Lands Tribunal may modify or remove restrictive covenants affecting freehold land but it is less well known that the same statutory grounds

The European Court of Justice has held that carried over holiday for workers unable to take it during the holiday year can be restricted to four weeks

Following a recent government consultation, new draft legislation is expected this summer which will render HMRC as a "secondary preferential creditor" in insolvencies that commence on or after 6 April 2020.

For those of us practising in the field of cross-border litigation, one of the myriad questions often asked.

The Supreme Court has handed down its long awaited decision in Lachaux v Independent Print Ltd [2019] UKSC 27

The number of young adults living with their parents continues to grow.

Even where parties have followed the statutory process to exclude sections 24 to 28 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 ("the 1954 Act") to the letter, the lease must be granted

A landlord granting a lease to an overseas entity, or to a tenant whose guarantor is incorporated overseas,...

The sustainability of real estate assets is an increasing area of interest for landlords, tenants and institutional investors. Commercial buildings generate c. 40% of total greenhouse...

Construction contracts normally prescribe the various methods of termination and requisite grounds upon which a party can terminate its engagement under the contract.

Where personal injury claims are pursued within the Low Value Protocols and the first instance claim is subject to fixed costs

A Regional Costs Judge has added to the growing body of conflicting decisions concerning the application of ‘good reason' when cases settle before trial.

Construction contracts normally prescribe the various methods of termination and requisite grounds upon which a party can terminate its engagement under the contract.

DAC Beachcroft's Casualty Fraud Team have secured a further finding of fundamental dishonesty after a Claimant attempted to squeeze maximum compensation from his employer...

Overriding interests are third party property rights that can bind a purchaser of land, even though such rights are not noted on the register of title.

Following the uncertainty in motor insurance law which stems back to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) case of Vnuk v Zavarovialnica Triglav in 2014.

The new Guidance is both concise and practical and illustrates a standard of practice that should be followed for surgical documentation in modern hip and knee arthroplasty in the UK.