News, events & recent deals

• Houses in multiple occupation – new rules from October 2018

  The regulations governing houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) changed on 1 October 2018.  They now extend to smaller properties, affecting more landlords.  The rules on … Read More →

• Government launches consultation on new eviction rules for private landlords

  The government has announced plans to launch a consultation on proposals to remove the ability of landlords to use ‘no fault’ evictions under Section 21 … Read More →

• Contract termination – securing the right to walk away

  When negotiating a contract it is easy to become fixated on the terms governing who will do what, by when and for how much.  However, … Read More →

• Resolving a minority shareholder dispute

  Power among the shareholders of a company is generally measured by the size of their shareholdings and accordingly their voting rights.  Usually, the more shares … Read More →

• April 2019 changes in employment law and Brexit update

  Brexit has dominated the agenda and so, when it comes to introducing new employment law, April 2019 is unusually quiet compared to previous years. However, … Read More →

• Ingram Takes the Stand

  Plenty of law firms will tell you that “you need a sense of humour to work here”, but on Sunday 17 March, David Ingram put … Read More →