What are the implications of MEES for landlords from April 2018?
‘The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards’ (“MEES”) have been brought into effect by the Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England... Read more »
‘The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards’ (“MEES”) have been brought into effect by the Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England... Read more »
A Russian billionaire has appealed to the Court of Appeal against an order that the husband pay his former wife £453m. It is believed that the... Read more »
Members of our Landlord & Tenant and property litigation teams attended the ALEP Commonhold Lecture last week held at 11 Cavendish Square. This... Read more »
February 2018 saw the first surrogacy guidance published by the Government for use in England and Wales. This surrogacy guidance, although not... Read more »
A building being listed is a celebration of that building’s architectural and cultural value. Listed buildings also come under the protection of... Read more »
This Valentine’s Day the court of appeal has handed down an appeal on an interesting children’s case relating to the question of child abduction. ... Read more »
Last week we held our first ever Great Legal Bake in aid of The London Legal Support Trust to help raise money for the provision of free legal... Read more »
Noise nuisance is often an issue that arises between leaseholders causing much upset and, often, sleepless nights. The problem is compounded when... Read more »
