Bishop & Sewell recently acted for the Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners in their intervention in the landmark Supreme Court... Read more »
The Labour government has announced its intentions for leasehold reform during this parliament, but a great amount of the detail is still to be... Read more »
In launching the new Premier League season at the end of each summer, we get our first taste of what's to come: the Community Shield. Widely seen as... Read more »
With the summer upon us now is a good time to reflect on the King’s Speech and what this might mean for residential leasehold.
The Government used... Read more »
The High Court’s recent decision in Rahman v Hassan [2024] EWHC 1290 (Ch) sheds light on the intriguing concept of deathbed gifts (also known as... Read more »
From the comfort of one’s sofa there’s something universally appealing about the tales of perseverance, unexpected victories, and the raw display... Read more »
At this year’s Silverstone Grand Prix there was a sporting fairy tale moment when three Brits, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton and Lando... Read more »
The Olympic Games, with their roots stretching back to ancient Greece, have long been a symbol of human achievement and international unity. However,... Read more »
The Family courts are now placing greater emphasis on resolving family disputes without turning to the courts.
Rule changes which came in in April... Read more »
No, it’s not a typo, but I made you look. Today’s blog is about the Tour de France, which has to be amongst one of the world’s most spectacular... Read more »