Frederico Singarajah, George Eyre and James Shaw provided an up-to-date overview on the law of limitation.

The scenario is straightforward if probably unusual. A solicitor acts for the purchaser of a house in the usual way. Contracts are exchanged.

Mention it softly but the dreaded pandemic has definitely blown a few corporate cobwebs away in the last 18 months.

Individuals are rarely memorialised, whether by the naming of buildings or institutions or by the erection of statues, on the basis of a holistic view of their moral worth.

John de Waal KC features in two episodes of ‘Case Chasers: Unpacking UK Property law', hosted by Ian Quayle at The Legal Training Consultancy.

These notes follow the #HardwickeBrew given by Hardwicke's Property Team on 31 March 2021 which looked at some issues which commonly arise in rights of way disputes.

The value of teamwork in the legal sector is not confined to mainstream client service and young lawyer training. Black History Month 2021 has prompted us to reflect...

You may love it or you may hate it, but the fact is that social media is an integral part of millions of people's lives and that no major business...

On 27 April 2021 Mr Justice Andrew Baker handed down judgment in Skatteforvaltningen (the Danish Customs and Tax Administration) v Solo Capital Partners LLP (in special administration) and others [2021] EWHC 974 (Comm),...

This year we have been lucky enough to design and fit out our new office from scratch to coincide with a business name change (itself an act which factored our position on diversity and inclusion,...

Guernsey’s Image Rights Ordinance could mean the island offers a golden opportunity for those looking to protect their personality

Welcome everyone to the October edition of the Gatehouse Property Newsletter! Far from bedding down for winter, the team here at Gatehouse is ramping it up a gear, with a bumper year in the directories.

It has been a busy year for construction lawyers so, just for a moment, forget the mince pies, advent calendar and carols. Here is a brief rundown of our top ten decisions from the Courts in 2019:

With the growth of commerce, disputes are bound to arise. When these disputes arise, parties involved approach the courts to ventilate their displeasures and enforce their rights.

In the last edition of this newsletter, we were excited to share with you our move to our fabulous new purpose-built premises at 1, Lady Hale Gate, in Gray's Inn...

In United States v. Denezpi, 979 F.3d 777 (10th Cir. 2020), Denezpi, a Navajo tribal member, was arrested by Ute Mountain Ute tribal authorities...

"Fraud is infinite in variety; sometimes it is audacious and unblushing; sometimes it pays a sort of homage to virtue, and then it is modest and retiring; it would be honesty itself if it could only afford it."

Links to media releases, publications, cases & legislation relating to the residential industry.

These notes follow the #HardwickeBrew given by Lesley Anderson QC, Sarah Clarke, Gemma Witherington, Emily Betts and Joshua Griffin of the Hardwicke CDR Team on 30th March 2021 which looked at some of the practical issues ...

A non resident company is a company registered or incorporated under the laws of another country.