In the last 9 months, our lawyers have helped a range of different businesses navigating through this period of uncertainty and the issue...

The session focussed on ways in which the development potential of a plot can be lost or frustrated.

The Prime Minister's announcement in June to 'build, build, build' our way out of the recession was accompanied by a loud fanfare...

Effortless Procurement, Cost-Effectiveness & High Quality Legal Advice In a recent webinar hosted by Crown Commercial Service (CCS),...

As part of DJB Seminars: The Legal Series, DJB hosted a webinar on 24th August covering two types of clause common to development land...

As part of DJB Seminars: The Legal Series, DJB hosted a webinar on 28th July covering the problems and solutions surrounding Alienation,...

For landlords the singular biggest problem in the current post-lockdown economic climate remains how to deal with the non-payment of rent...

Speaking on the day of launch, Harriet explains not only how the new cover is tailored to treating real estate risks but also...

The difference between the cash effect and resulting account effect of leasehold events is often dramatic...

We are increasingly finding that delays at the Land Registry are causing concern for clients and in some cases, impacting on the...

This is an unprecedented time for everyone and no doubt you will be finding tenants approaching you to discuss rent payments...

Commercial tenants who cannot pay their rent because of COVID-19 will be protected from eviction.

Last week, the Court of Appeal considered whether planning inspectors could change the description of a development under Section 73 TCPA90.

Summary: The High Court rejected four of the five grounds that the landlord Applicants put forward to dispute the validity of Debenhams...

You have until 31st March 2019 to publish your modern slavery statement if your business provides goods or services in the UK and has an...

The Government has announced a new Housing Complaint Resolution Service for the entire housing market. The service is designed to...

Summary: The Supreme Court held[1] that a landlord could not rely on Section 30(1)(f) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“ground (f)”)...

Continuing cuts in funding to Local Government are making it increasingly harder for Local Authorities to balance their budgets. This...

The High Court recently ruled on a case involving a £20 million lease break of Goldman Sachs’ London office. The case turned on the...

Supreme Court Clarifies the Law on ‘No Oral Modification Clauses’ In Contracts Summary: The Supreme Court recently decided that a clause...