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The results of the Government's First Homes consultation are finally here, detailing the plans for implementation and eligibility whilst promising a holy grail of "at least" 30% discounts ...

My client's family has owned a house for the last two centuries.

The European Commission has opened an in-depth (Phase II) investigation under the EU merger regulation into the proposed acquisition of Aer Lingus by Ryanair.

A new specialised forum for dispute resolution for the global aviation industry was launched in July 2022 in The Hague.

ADT supplied, for £9,000, a fire suppression system for Trebor’s popcorn plant (Trebor is a subsidiary of Cadburys).

The Prime Minister recently invited heads of some of the country’s leading independent schools to Downing Street with the intention of persuading them to ‘sponsor an academy’.

A discussion based on a recent case which shows that it is important to look at all the circumstances to determine whether a breach is repudiatory, including the conduct of the breaching party between the date of breach and the date on which notice of termination is to be served.

Parochial Church Councils should be aware of the provisions of the Parochial Church Council’s (Powers) Measure 1956 in relation to land and property.

Yesterday the trial of Daniel Hegglin against Google Inc. was set to start in the Royal Courts of Justice.

A right of way can be acquired even where the relevant use of the neighbouring land is by a third party rather than the landowner.

The long-awaited final report on rights of light was finally published by the Law Commission in December, following the consultation process which ended in May 2013.

The UK Patent Box has met with significant opposition from many other States, including Germany.

Assessing your workforce for auto-enrolment is a key part of the process but it might not be as straightforward as merely checking your PAYE records for age and earnings.

Grant Howell, partner, collaborative lawyer and family law arbitrator at Charles Russell, discusses the attractions of arbitration for HNW couples who are divorcing.

The UK Chancellor has announced an extension of existing taxes affecting UK residential property held through companies.

David Reissner says a judge's description of pharmacists' shortages powers as "a parallel system to prescriptions" suggests they would not be prosecuted for dispensing alternatives.

On 14 October 2019, the Luxembourg government has issued the 2020 draft budget law (the "Bill").