Jul 2, 2026 | Case Study, Dispute Resolution, Landlord & Tenant
In litigation things are rarely as clear cut as they first seem. The outcome that appears on the court order and the outcome the parties actually walk away with can be very different things. A recent case that our dispute resolution team handled illustrates this well....
Feb 19, 2025 | Dispute Resolution, Property Disputes
In our previous article, Selling a Residential Property: What Sellers Must Disclose When Selling a House, our property team covered the legal obligations that sellers face in disclosing property information during the sale of a residential home. However, what happens...
Nov 28, 2024 | Dispute Resolution, Property Disputes
If you have concerns about your right to light or are facing a claim from another property owner over these issues, it is vital to seek specialist legal advice as soon as possible. We typically find this to be the most efficient way to achieve a positive outcome....
Nov 1, 2024 | Dispute Resolution, Neighbour Disputes
If you have a dispute with your neighbour regarding a party wall, for example, over new building works impacting a shared boundary or structure, it can become complex and stressful to resolve. The Party Wall Act 1996 provides a clear framework for preventing or...
Oct 16, 2024 | Dispute Resolution
Businesses may find it interesting to read about a recent insurance claim dispute involving the owners of London’s ExCel conference and exhibition centre. It has been reported that the owners recently won a significant Court of Appeal ruling against their insurers...
Sep 16, 2024 | Dispute Resolution, Dog Ownership Disputes
A significant new law has been introduced in England and Northern Ireland, targeting pet abduction with harsher sentencing. Under the new legislation, the abduction of domestic pets can now lead to a fine and/or up to five years in prison. This marks a pivotal shift...
