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• Category: News
  • Hound of Holborn; conveyancing in 2026
  • Leasehold Predictions for 2026
  • Renters’ Rights Act published, with major implications for landlords and tenants
  • The Royal Lodge lease and a ‘peppercorn rent’
  • Budget 25 – Property Investors and Landlords
  • Budget 2025: Inheritance Tax (IHT) reliefs – transferable £1 million allowance
  • No love, no inheritance
  • The Budget and the “Council Tax” That Isn’t
  • Self-management may not be the utopia that leaseholders might expect?
  • ALEP Conference – 15th October – A reflection
  • LAFRA – Freeholders’ Judicial Review
  • Family Court delays: Why Non-Court Dispute Resolution matters more than ever
  • Matthew Pennycook’s report card – one year on from his Ministerial Statement
  • The New Property Information Form (TA6 6th Edition)
  • Leasehold Reform and Conservative Party Conference
  • Party Conferences and Leasehold Reform – Liberal Democrats confirm ‘bold reforms to protect homeowners’
  • Leaving gifts to charities in your Will
  • Is it possible to set aside or revisit a divorce settlement?
  • Rayner’s Resignation: A Conveyancer’s Perspective on Stamp Duty and Ownership
  • Lower league football clubs in crisis
  • The Entertainer becomes an employee-owned trust (EOT)
  • Invalidating the Right to Manage
  • Prince of Darkness in Perpetuity: What Happens If You Buy the Osbourne Estate?
  • Court of Appeal hands down landmark judgments confirming the retrospective reach of the BSA
  • Cooper & Powell v Ludgate House Ltd; Where rights of light go to die—quietly, and with compensation
  • Government launches consultation on ‘charges and services’ in relation to property management – the next phase of LAFRA
  • Admissibility of Without Prejudice Communications
  • Baroness Taylor launches inquiry into Building Safety Regulation
  • Supreme Court provides clarity on matrimonial assets in Standish v Standish
  • No Headingley Ashes in 2027? ECB Decision Bowls a Bouncer
  • Plenty of Leasehold reform activity in Westminster agenda but progress on management reform remains stubbornly slow
  • APR and BPR tax planning window
  • Selling a second home: Don’t overlook your capital gains tax obligations
  • Government reiterates plans to ensure property agents are professionally qualified
  • Law Commission proposes major changes and modernisation of Wills
  • When Influence Bites — From Etridge to Waller-Edwards
  • A Guide to the Renters Rights Bill
  • Can rugby’s World Club Cup be a sporting as well as a financial success
  • Siblings battle over Herbal Life millionaire’s Will
  • Wild Camping on Dartmoor: Supreme Court Confirms Public Right
  • Gary Lineker forced out of BBC after breaking impartiality rules
  • Lessons in love – divorce and inheritance tax planning
  • Will the Government commit to regulating managing agents?
  • King Kohli’s Retirement Brings the End to an Era
  • Government revisions to the costs and benefits of leasehold reform
  • Bishop & Sewell promotes two talented lawyers to partnership
  • New era for women’s cricket as three-tier County format launches
  • How and when to use a nil-rate band trust
  • Real Madrid legend Modric’s investment in Swans sets fans flapping with excitement
  • Financial claims and International divorce
  • Can trusts be used to pay school fees
  • Problems with Welsh Rugby run deep as Cardiff placed in temporary administration
  • As RFU chief Sweeney survives no confidence vote, work now must begin to reform the RFU
  • Leasehold insurance reforms – changes to insurance commission
  • The Stamp Duty Holiday is over
  • Ball in ATP’s court as tennis players’ union serves up lawsuit alleging cartel behaviour
  • The Conditional Exemption Regime explained
  • Putin hopes ice hockey diplomacy will bring Russia in from the cold
  • The Renters’ Rights Bill – a rebalancing of power at the expense of an already struggling court system
  • The Renters’ Rights Bill: Sweeping Changes to the Short-Term Lettings Market
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney – what happens if your appointed attorney is unable to act
  • Study reveals addiction rife in professional football
  • What makes a Will invalid
  • Government to ban new leasehold flats by 2029 and boost commonhold
  • RFU loses commercial director in latest boardroom exit
  • Brown v Ridley [2025] UKSC 7; The Power of Belief (and a Decade of Possession)
  • Islamic Mortgages; A Conveyancer’s Perspective
  • Tennis deals in crime and punishment as Sinner given three-month ban
  • Right to Manage Reforms: Changes to the Right to Manage in force as of 3rd March 2025
  • Buying Your First Home? Why Choosing the Right Lawyer Matters
  • Lords’ amendments threaten to “wreck” Football Governance Bill as Badenoch puts the boot in
  • Leaving money to a charity in a Will
  • Gatland falls on his sword, but Welsh Rugby’s deep structural problems will plague his successor too
  • The divorce timeline explained
  • Long-term financial support for vulnerable and dependent children
  • The £32.5 Million Moth-Rep – When Non-Disclosure Comes Back to Bite
  • English cricket’s ‘IPL moment’ as ECB cashes in on Hundred franchises
  • Why you should choose a solicitor over a will writer
  • Wales mauled in Paris as unwanted records continue to tumble
  • Acceptance-in-lieu scheme explained
  • LAFRA 2024 – The abolition of the ‘two-year rule’
  • What impact will the opening of family courts have on divorce cases
  • The abolition of the ‘two year rule,’ what does this mean for leaseholders?
  • Podcast discusses future of football reform, regulation and governance
  • Bishop & Sewell takes to the airwaves with launch of new podcast series
  • Tiger Woods’ TGL golf simulator tees off after yearlong delay  
  • Unlocking the Law of Property Act 1925 – The Cornerstone of Modern Conveyancing, reaching Its Centenary
  • Managerial merry-go-round continues as Potter and Moyes tag in  
  • Olmo registration saga is latest in long series of self-inflicted financial wounds for Barcelona  
  • Gifting and Lasting Powers of Attorney
  • Clarity on Inheritance Act Claims: Hirachand v Hirachand and the Impact on Legal Costs
  • A look ahead to 2025’s packed sporting calendar
  • What to expect in the world of leasehold reform during 2025
  • An end to two-year rule; a quick win for leaseholders?
  • The Stamp Duty Stampede of 2014: A Paralegal’s Tale
  • Christmas Conveyancing Crush: How to Keep Your Conveyancing Moving This Festive Season
  • CJEU Ruling in Diarra Case: Impact on Football Transfers and Contracts
  • Rea v Rea: A landmark case on undue influence and testamentary freedom
  • Bishop & Sewell LLP has featured in The Times’ Best Law Firms 2025 Special Report for the first time.
  • How are matrimonial and non-matrimonial assets treated on divorce
  • Football Governance Bill to introduce independent regulator for men’s game  
  • Ministerial statement provides some welcome clarity on next steps for leasehold reform
  • Gifting property to children
  • Guardiola commits to City fight with two-year contract extension
  • High Court Deathbed Destruction Dispute: Crew & Anor v Oakley & Ors
  • What next from Government on the question of leasehold reform?
  • Will referee Coote’s saga inevitably end with him getting the boot?
  • Conveyancers; The Unsung Heroes (and Overachievers) of Modern Property Law
  • Will ‘dealmaker’ Trump’s election victory bring peace to golf’s long-running civil war?
  • The advantages and disadvantages of creating a charity
  • Revised European Super League announces launch date
  • The Budget 2024: Bulk of tax rises fall on business
  • The Budget 2024: What are the implications for individuals
  • Growth potential of esports sector pushing investors’ buttons
  • Human Rights challenges to LAFRA mount up
  • Bishop & Sewell advises DCB Sports on acquisition of David Beckham’s Guild Esports  
  • Bishop & Sewell wins ‘Large Business of the Year’ at prestigious Chamber of Commerce awards
  • FA turns to Tuchel in bid for World Cup glory
  • World Menopause Month – the menopause cases trailblazers
  • What next for Welsh rugby as English Premiership rejects Anglo-Welsh merger?
  • Resealing foreign grant of probate
  • Bishop & Sewell rolls out Zenplans digital estate planning platform
  • Why prenuptial agreements are important
  • Three key promotions at Bishop & Sewell
  • Is Hampshire’s landmark sale to IPL’s Delhi Capitals the shape of things to come?
  • Don’t hold your breath for a swift implementation of the Leasehold Reform Act
  • Heather Knight’s blackface saga should serve as a valuable warning to young sportspeople
  • Freehold Sales under the 1987 Act – Is this a growing trend as Freeholders de-risk?
  • RFU’s restoration of promotion and relegation offers opportunity for the aspirational
  • Hearing kicks off into Man City’s alleged FFP breaches
  • Industry body publishes essential guidance on BSA ‘golden thread’
  • Annington brings first legal test for Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 – followed by the John Lyons Charity and there may be others
  • Who pays school fees after a divorce?
  • Labour government proposes four-day week
  • Gifting and the Autumn Budget
  • Nephew Jailed for Misusing Power of Attorney and stealing £600k from elderly aunt
  • Success in probate dispute of estate of racehorse owner Reg Bond
  • Recovery of legal fees in respect of a Right to Manage claim
  • Supreme Court hands down landmark judgment in A1 Properties v Tudor Studios
  • Making provision for a pet in your Will
  • What does the King’s Speech mean for you? – a reflection on what the future holds
  • Are the middle-men of professional football worth their cut?
  • Bishop & Sewell appear in the Supreme Court in the case of A1 Properties (Sunderland) Ltd (Appellant) v Tudor Studios RTM Company Ltd (Respondent) Case ID: UKSC 2023/0047
  • Leaseholders increasingly turning to RTM as they await further legislative reforms
  • What’s the point of the Charity Shield?
  • King’s Speech casts doubt on future of residential leasehold
  • Court rules Will in the form of a text message was valid: Rahman v Hassan
  • The Olympics: A fascinating mix of easy wins and herculean challenges
  • Triumphs in triplicate: moments of British sporting brilliance
  • Higher, further, cheaper – the case for a permanent venue for the Olympics
  • Greater emphasis on resolving family disputes outside of the courts
  • The Tour de Force
  • The spirits business
  • How will leasehold reform play out under the new Labour government?
  • Google blames AI as its emissions grow instead of heading to net zero
  • What the new Labour government means for you
  • What aspects of Leasehold Reform will the new government prioritise?
  • The Building Safety Act – Expansion of remedies by virtue of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024
  • Game, set and contracts
  • Better business with Europe: “We must stop walking on eggshells and start saying it how it is”
  • It’s a shame but the environment is not taking centre stage in this General Election
  • Can the King save horseracing?
  • The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 – A Manifesto Update
  • Moon talking
  • Election Manifestos: What does this mean for Leasehold Reform?
  • Football’s moral dilemma of not biting the (betting) hand that feeds it
  • ESG on an Industrial scale
  • Government removes IHT relief on donations to European charities
  • World Rugby Council’s new law amendments effective from 1 July
  • The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 – Some initial thoughts from an enfranchisement perspective…
  • What’s the contribution of sport to society and the economy?
  • Leasehold Reform Bill makes it into law as part of the pre-election ‘wash up’ – the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 is now law – but not yet in force
  • How deep are professional Snooker’s pockets?
  • We demand a replay
  • Living Wills – what are they and should I have one?
  • Putting a Caveat on an Estate: A Protective Measure
  • Why London is still a magnet for global commercial legal cases
  • What are the grounds for challenging a Will?
  • Bears show that living within your means is essential for sporting survival  
  • Bishop & Sewell advise A4P Consulting on sale to LabConnect
  • Leasehold Reform Bill clears Committee stage in Lords
  • Rugby’s rules revealed aimed at promoting wider global appeal
  • Leasehold Reform under the Westminster spotlight
  • Reasons to be cheerful in the construction sector
  • Leasehold Question Time – Understanding the Right to Manage
  • Capital Gains Tax and the sale of your home
  • Is the ground rent cap to be set at £250 and are ground rents to be phased out over the next 20 plus years?
  • Could leasehold be abolished in 100 days?
  • Is sponsorship of the London Marathon worth the effort?
  • Spousal maintenance awards explained
  • Will football’s new regulator really have the powers they need?  
  • Is the Grand National the world’s most lucrative horse race?  
  • In what circumstances may a court adjourn a hearing at the request of one of the parties?
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney are on the rise
  • Football improves three of its laws but sends blue cards to the bin, for now
  • Leasehold Question Time – Understanding the Right to Manage: Webinar Thursday 18 April 5pm – 6pm
  • Former Greenpeace directors aim to develop the UK’s most sustainable neighbourhood
  • The World’s Most Valuable Sports Teams in 2024
  • Is an outright ban on current ground rents now out of the question?
  • How to fix football
  • A Tale of Two Acts’ – Renters Reform and Leasehold Reform Compared
  • Is Women’s Super League in trouble?
  • Earning passive income from Buy to Let is a myth
  • This blog is a Budget-free zone
  • International Women’s Day – Inspire and Inclusion for the whole year
  • All change for UK non-dom tax regime
  • Tax benefits for holiday lets abolished in Spring Budget
  • Protecting your business from divorce
  • A battle of wills – contested Wills on the rise
  • Can a referee be liable for providing a false employment reference for a prospective tenant to a landlord?
  • What legal costs can a landlord claim from their tenant – 89 Holland Park (Management) Limited v Dell
  • The stories behind the naming of the new London Overground lines
  • Words don’t build houses
  • Making a Will when you hold overseas assets
  • Presumption of Death Act 2013: How does it work?
  • Klopp bows out at the top of his game
  • Bishop & Sewell in the Supreme Court
  • Bishop & Sewell champions gender equality in sports with sponsorship for women’s football team
  • France are bookies’ favourites but can Wales defy the odds and win this year’s Six Nations
  • The Supreme Court will determine whether a failure to serve a claim notice on an intermediate landlord invalidates an RTM claim
  • Planning your digital legacy
  • The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill – Select Committee Stage – an update
  • Divorce and the family business
  • Chaos at the 2022 Champions League Final to play out in English High Court
  • Is Germany the sick man of Europe?
  • Game Changers: UK Sports Icons Who Mastered the Switch
  • COP28 lead to a global deal on cutting fossil fuel use, but why all the hush?
  • What’s in a name?
  • Lost on the Horizon?
  • Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill – an update
  • Mental health in the workplace
  • Will the rate of insolvencies reduce now inflation is on the wane?
  • Were you hypnotised by Hipgnosis in 2023?
  • Separation – it doesn’t have to be a messy affair
  • Is the ‘TINA’ principle at play in your office?
  • A look at some of the key provisions of the draft Bill and the next phase of leasehold reform  
  • The odds are against you if you’re at the bottom of the Premier League at Christmas
  • What proposed leasehold reforms mean for leaseholders – Part II
  • Jury finds ‘guilty’ defendants innocent
  • Christmas and separated parents – ’tis the season to co-parent
  • Compulsory Mediation is Lawful (although may not always apply)
  • The ‘Wimbledonisation’ of the UK’s economy
  • Looking after your finances – Lasting Powers of Attorney
  • The Chancellor’s ‘Autumn Statement for Growth’
  • The Chancellor seems to have given us all more money, but are we richer?
  • Autumn Statement – What happened to Inheritance Tax?
  • Everton handed a bonkers 10-point deduction for breaking financial rules
  • AI and HR – a legal challenge
  • For once, at least for this week, UK politics was almost as interesting as sport
  • Can a business walk away from a Bounce Back Loan?
  • The Leasehold Reform Bill: Government consultation on ground rent for existing residential long leases
  • A Glimpse into Miraculous Sporting Moments
  • Webinar – what do proposed reforms mean for leaseholders?
  • The Leasehold and Freehold Bill – What do the proposals mean?
  • Specialist support to insolvency professionals
  • Government to outline next phase of leasehold reform in King’s Speech
  • Leasehold Reform News – The King’s Speech – Some Predictions – courtesy of the Sunday Times
  • Is there still a valid reason for turning the clocks back every autumn?
  • Now is the time to make or update your Will
  • Jockey Club announces changes to make the Grand National safer
  • Why do accountants make better CEOs than lawyers?
  • Football clubs under investigation for unpaid tax evasion
  • Climate risk governance and greenwashing risks
  • Lease Renewals under the Building Safety Act 2022 – Some known issues  
  • New Carbon Assessment Standard announced by RICS
  • The government’s latest edition of the How to Rent Guide was published on 2 October 2023
  • Now it is international cricket’s turn to take centre stage…
  • Are we witnessing a hotelification of the office?
  • If your business is affected by WeWork, now is the time to take stock.
  • It’s party conference season and this time it’s interesting
  • Which was your favourite Ryder Cup tournament?
  • Neurodiversity in the workplace
  • Alan Sugar under fire following claims to be UK non-resident
  • What does Keynes tell us about interest rates?
  • Lending giant “Bank of Mum & Dad’’ taking steps to protect loans to children as cost of living concerns bite
  • The future of EOTs?
  • More than half of young workers have taken time off with mental health issues
  • Another weekend and another World Cup tournament kicks off
  • Lloyds Bank in the Employment Tribunal and dyslexia in the workplace
  • The Prolonged Journey to Acknowledge Brain Injury Compensation Claims in Professional Rugby
  • Spoiled by a kiss
  • Football’s ‘Life or Death’ Fight Against Piracy: Protecting the Beautiful Game
  • Sports Law’s infinite capacity to surprise and captivate
  • Zoom calls an end to WFH
  • Capital Gains Tax receipts reach all-time high
  • Wilko collapse: Lessons for business in crisis
  • Snooker’s darker side
  • Supreme Court clarifies business rates charity dispute
  • Man United sign the biggest sponsorship deal in the Premier League’s history
  • Cycle to Work Day – ‘what did you do today to make you feel proud?’.
  • A Guide to the Renters Reform Bill
  • Landlord concerns over abolition of no fault evictions could see roof cave in on buy-to-let market
  • Mcdonald’s under fire for toxic workplace culture
  • The English Cricket Board’s Vigilant Stand for a Clean Game
  • Have you ever wondered how football teams get their names?
  • Women’s World Cup – the battle for equal prize money
  • Working from home away from home
  • Building Safety Act 2022- Unintended Consequence
  • Safeguarding Corporate Integrity: A Guide to Preventing Hostile Takeovers
  • The hottest day on Earth
  • The Power Brokers: Football’s Highest-Earning Agents
  • Workplace bullying
  • Aretha Franklin’s child battle over singer’s estate
  • When competition brings football into disrepute
  • How stressed or humble are you?
  • Scrapping non-dom status could raise £3.2bn
  • Reading an annual report correctly is an underrated skill
  • How is ESG viewed in Parliament?
  • Golfers, Footballers, Boxers, Cricketers – who earns the most?
  • Father’s Day shines light on “measly” paternity rights
  • Time to reform inheritance tax?
  • Money talks on the golf course and in the UEFA Championship Final
  • Relationships in the workplace – where to draw the line
  • To what extent do you know and understand the role of the CBI?
  • Expert guidance on lease covenants, works and alterations on offer at leasehold webinar
  • The financial catastrophe of relegation from the Premier League
  • Did you miss our employment law webinar on Discrimination in the Workforce?
  • Labour proposes a ‘right to switch off’
  • Putting anxiety to rest – Mental Health Awareness Week 2023
  • Goldman Sachs predicts Artificial Intelligence will change the way we work
  • Discrimination in the workforce seminar to keep HR professionals ahead of the law
  • Leasehold not to be abolished just yet…
  • Divorcing and living together – can it be done?
  • Government unveils Gambling Act Review White Paper
  • King Charles III: What’s in a name?  
  • Sports & Employment Law: Concussion cases in sport  
  • Bullying in the workplace
  • Leasehold experts call for urgent amendents to the Building Safety Act
  • Premier League acts to stop anyone guilty of human rights abuses owning a club
  • Unhappy with your Freeholder? Take control.
  • How to resolve a contentious probate dispute
  • Insolvency Service reported 2,457 corporate insolvencies in March, up from 1,784 in February
  • ESG and its impact on the commercial property sector
  • Earth Day: Bishop & Sewell sign the Greener Litigation pledge
  • St George and the missing dragon
  • CBI and misconduct allegations: Unsafe at work?
  • Tax traps for US nationals buying residential UK property
  • Will it just be protestors who disrupt the Grand National?
  • Bishop & Sewell sponsors London Phoenix Orchestra’s Spring & Summer concert season featuring piano concerto soloist
  • Divorce and business assets
  • Capital gains tax changes in the spotlight
  • Are the Central Banks all in denial about the financial storm engulfing them?
  • Gary Lineker 1 HMRC 0 (for now, extra time likely)  
  • Janie Dee, Caroline Quentin & Ann Reid bring cabaret to the Crypt for 18 KEYS FUNDRAISER
  • Inheritance tax receipts set to hit £7bn in 2023
  • Divorce law reforms look to bring greater certainty for separating couples
  • Four-day working week and the law
  • Gary Lineker scores for social media policies
  • What can the Chancellor do to encourage early retirees back to work?
  • It’s the Cheltenham Festival next week but a storm is brewing across racecourses
  • The Government’s white paper on football governance
  • India Young Professionals Scheme visa: 48 hour ballot system is underway
  • Take care when drafting a will with charitable legacies
  • Wrong type of leaves on the tracks, no, wrong type of trains
  • The Bank of Mum and Dad and the IHT implications
  • Bishop & Sewell to attend White Label Expo
  • Hearts, flowers and work
  • Will this recession ever start?
  • Government prepares a new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill
  • Luxury flat owners win court battle with Tate Modern
  • Did you miss our employment law webinar on perfecting workplace policies?
  • The Crown to evict Twitter from London?
  • Home Office reinstates visa priority service reuniting families faster
  • I wonder if Peter Crouch regrets not trademarking his robot dance?  
  • Employers continue to flout redundancy process leaving them open to legal action and big fines
  • The rise of Alternative Dispute Resolution in an overstretched Family Court system
  • The Building Safety Act – New Powers & Provisions
  • Lawyer urges businesses facing financial distress to seek specialist support early
  • Reasons to be cheerful, part 2
  • Three-quarters of UK parents do not have a legal guardian to care for their children in the event of their deaths
  • Unusual potential benefits of a statutory will
  • Blokes v wokes?
  • 2023 is already shaping up to be an interesting year for Sports Lawyers  
  • Reasons to be cheerful
  • Employment Law webinar to offer insights on perfecting workplace policies – 25 January 2023 at 9:30am
  • Government attempts to break strikes with minimum service and safety levels will face tough challenges
  • Rachel Waller welcomes the Law Commission’s review of “outdated” legislation
  • The EU Succession Regulation (Brussels IV) post-Brexit
  • Farewell Pele, the greatest of all time
  • Why has the horse racing industry become such a bad bet?  
  • Tax dodging and non-compliance during the pandemic cost the government £9bn
  • The World Cup in Qatar – a load of dirty sportswashing?
  • Forecasts that blight trust and confidence
  • A right to flexible working from the first day of employment
  • 80% of over 55s do not know their exposure to inheritance tax
  • The London Fire Brigade – accused of being “institutionally misogynist and racist”
  • Could it be that a team’s MVP (most valuable person), might just be their lawyer?
  • Can you leave unequal amounts in a Will to your children?
  • Twitter and Meta under scrutiny following widespread redundancies
  • The World Cup in Qatar – will FIFA ever receive a red card?
  • ACAS has recently published new advice on how to handle staff suspensions at work
  • Shocking collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX
  • Did you miss our employment webinar re; restrictive covenants?
  • A Budget of discontent?
  • Workplace bullying and harassment once again under the spotlight
  • Expert guidance on the use of Restrictive Covenants at free Employment Law webinar
  • How would businesses respond to Gavin Williamson’s alleged bullying
  • Prime Minister – rightly – does a reverse ferret on the subject of COP27
  • Starting a Start Up and Preparing for business? (Parts 2 to 4)
  • Divorce rates on the rise, finds ONS data
  • £420,000 Employment Tribunal award for peach emoji harassment
  • What taxes will EU nationals have to pay when buying residential property in the UK?
  • UK removes visitor visa requirement for travellers from Colombia, Peru and Guyana to boost visitor numbers  
  • Starting a Start-Up and preparing for business?
  • Could it be that a team’s MVP (most valuable person), might just be their lawyer?
  • Seven Deadly Perils of Buying at Auction
  • ‘Is surrogacy the commercialisation of a woman’s body or the greatest gift she can give?’
  • Do landlords need to register with the ICO?
  • Scale-up visa opens door to global talent
  • Bishop & Sewell welcomes next generation of legal talent with appointment of four newly qualified solicitors
  • Bishop & Sewell property expert shortlisted for prestigious Modern Law Conveyancing Awards
  • Divorcing in a time of economic uncertainty
  • There goes the neighbourhood
  • Information exempt from a subject access request disclosure  
  • Major changes to Right to Work Checks introduced
  • Parental orders and surrogacy – what do intended parents need to know
  • Senior promotions announced at Bishop & Sewell
  • ACAS has published new advice on workplace suspensions
  • Registering Overseas Entities: Less than 120 days left and counting down to the deadline of 31 January 2023
  • The City hates surprises
  • Da Silva v Heselton: When can an executor charge for estate administration?  
  • PwC anticipates ten-fold increase in revenues from ESG over next 4 years
  • Ramus v Holt, 2022 EWHC 2309 Ch – Whether a dispute with a Trustee could amount to unreasonable provision under a will
  • New Stamp Duty Land Tax Cuts announced
  • Government outlines plans to help cut energy bills for businesses
  • The sale and purchase of Amazon FBA businesses
  • Abuse of Lasting Powers of Attorney by Corrie’s arch villain
  • Leasehold Question Time webinar – Dispute Resolution
  • Tribunal reaffirms that immunity period for material change of use to dwelling is four years
  • Capital gains tax lifeline for divorcing couples
  • Can this be, an MP who makes sense?
  • Leasehold Question Time – Service Charges
  • A fairer private rented sector, for who?
  • The curious case of contentious probate, the parrot and parakeet
  • London remains the divorce capital of the world
  • Financial misrepresentation and fraud in divorce
  • Leasehold Reforms – Change on the Horizon?
  • ‘Fairer Private Rented Sector’ White Paper attracts fair amount of criticism
  • London Legal Walk 2022
  • Bishop & Sewell named Solicitor Firm of the Year!
  • Leasehold Changes – Some news on timing? Ministerial Letter gives news of possible reforms in the Second Session of this Parliament
  • Who’d be a director of a Right to Manage Company?
  • The value of standing up and being counted
  • Resolving Family Disputes Outside Of Court
  • Divorce: Have You Considered Your Pension Rights?
  • ‘Mum’s the Word’ Employment Webinar
  • The new Elizabeth Line is set to open on Tuesday 24 May 2022
  • In conversation with Bishop & Sewell: Mum’s the word. The rights of the new parent in the workplace
  • Webinar recording available – The Building Safety Act 2022
  • Data protection and Covid-19 – relaxation of government measures
  • Leasehold Questions Answered: FPRA Webinar 11th May 2022 10.00 am
  • Building Safety Act 2022 – webinar 11th May 2022 at 2PM
  • Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 receives Royal Assent
  • Here’s a clever wheeze if you’re a government strapped for cash  
  • B&S Webinar: Leasehold Question Time: The Building Safety Act 11th May 2022 at 2pm with Justin Bates of Landmark Chambers 
  • Westminster City Council’s largest ever commercial development due for completion in 2026
  • How should an Executor act in a dispute about the sale of Estate property
  • Trustees to register trusts by 1st September 2022
  • All change for divorce law  
  • Significant change for Family Law Practitioners across England and Wales
  • Will there be a surge in divorces after April 6?
  • Don’t look now but the news isn’t all bad
  • Ground Rent to be banned for new leases from 30th June 2022
  • David Hodgson is a Partner and Joint Head of our Family & Divorce team. Here we ask him what first attracted him to Family Law?
  • Data Protection – Irish regulator fines Facebook parent company 17 million euros
  • Don’t bank on The Bank
  • Presenteeism / equality
  • What we all need to know about new sanctions on Russia
  • Leasehold Question Time – Lease extensions
  • UK’s response to Ukraine refugee crisis ‘inadequate’, with a stark disconnect between rhetoric and policy in practice
  • NEW JOINT HEADS OF FAMILY DEPARTMENT
  • Mark Chick in the Law Society Gazette
  • Proposed changes to rights of access to a deceased or incapacitated person’s data
  • ‘Deferment rate – the next debate ?’ The ALEP Spring annual lecture
  • Divorce ‘blame game’ to end
  • Cunning HM Treasury finds £ billions to pay for levelling up
  • ‘Deferment Rate: the next debate?’
  • The Leasehold Reform Ground Rent Act 2022
  • Mark Chick chairs the MBL Enfranchisement Conference 2022
  • In conversation with Bishop & Sewell: The New World of Work online webinar
  • Child Arrangement Orders and Parental Alienation
  • Demystifying Probate after both your Parents have Died
  • Bad-tempered litigation annoys judge
  • An extreme example of contentious probate serves useful reminders
  • Mark Chick will be chairing the Leasehold Enfranchisement – 2022 Virtual Conference – 22nd February
  • Now is not the time to put the squeeze on taxpayers
  • Ask the FPRA: Leasehold enfranchisement
  • Claiming our past. Celebrating our present. Creating our future
  • Buying a property is expensive but not impossible
  • Levelling up the UK
  • Medical Records – Key evidence when challenging the validity of a Will
  • Divorces between couples are rarely helped by the glare of publicity
  • Protecting the Bank of Mum and Dad
  • Evolve or die – the big brands’ dilemma
  • The Divided Workplace
  • Is the government’s annual 300,000 new homes target just a fantasy?
  • Protecting significant gifts to children
  • Buying a Property with Someone Else – Where to start and what to consider?
  • Succession Planning and Insurance for Family Companies; Provide Financial Safety
  • Business Lasting Powers of Attorney – Protect Your Business and Minimise Risks
  • Wills can continue to be witnessed via video-link until 2024
  • Unequal division of an estate between siblings – is it ok?
  • In conversation with Bishop & Sewell: Leasehold Question Time: 1st February 2022 / 5pm – 6pm
  • Government sets out its plan to make developers pay for the cladding crisis
  • Ask the FPRA – Consents under Leases
  • Family Business: Supporting Employees through their Surrogacy Journey
  • Are you ‘content or excited’ to return to the office?
  • What would be your number one suggestion for leaseholders wanting to do their bit for the environment? 
  • Coercive and controlling behaviour – where are we now?
  • New Year, New Start?
  • CITIZENSHIP DEPRIVATION CLAUSE IN DRAFT LAW SPARKS ANGER
  • Will Parliament pass a Cohabitation Rights Act 2022?
  • Granting of Probate delays are unacceptable and unfair
  • Settling disputes over tenancy deposits
  • Thinking of starting a new business in 2022? Great! Just do your homework
  • New leasehold property and freehold management enquiry forms launch in January
  • Parenting through a separation
  • As it’s Good Divorce Week learn your rights as a separating parent
  • What can happen in a year? A brief look at 2021
  • NEW FREE Parenting Guide offered to separating families in Bloomsbury
  • Repairing covenants in long residential leases – the importance of understanding obligations – Part Two
  • Good Divorce Week 2021
  • If you’re separated, what are your parental responsibilities for your children?
  • ILR concession cuts waiting times from 10 years to 5 years for young people
  • If prenups aren’t legally binding why arrange one?
  • News on the Block Awards 2021
  • Conduct
  • Chancellor’s new standards for environmental reporting will soon engage the property sector
  • UK legal and accounting business contributed £20.5bn in tax in 2020
  • Estate planning and wills for unmarried couples
  • Maintenance payments for children at university or college
  • Debt threshold to issue a winding-up petition goes up to £10,000
  • Could the (physical) paper trail become a thing of the past?
  • Do the courts act differently if a marriage is short or childless?
  • The momentum behind leasehold reform continues to grow – Countryside Properties agrees to amend ground rents
  • Buying your freehold or extending your lease is one thing – but what if your landlord is missing?
  • What were you thinking?!  I knew it wasn’t that!!
  • Surrogacy in England and Wales today
  • Industry hits record highs as growth surges
  • Family lawyer says courts could force children to have Covid vaccine if parents can’t agree
  • Working From Home – Those who do, those who don’t
  • Now’s your chance to tell the Chancellor how to spend your taxes
  • Join experts at Bishop & Sewell for a FREE online event: Leasehold Question Time – Missing Landlords. Tuesday 28 September 2021 6pm – 7pm
  • For once Parliament is right not to rush weighing up public policy concerns with much needed changes to surrogacy laws  
  • Parental alienation and disputes about children
  • For once Parliament is right not to rush weighing up public policy concerns with much needed changes to surrogacy laws
  • Is it fair for an employer to be held liable for unfair dismissal on the basis that they did not properly utilise the furlough scheme?
  • I never said they could be in there – I’ll take the rent instead!
  • The Practical Benefits of Rent-Free Periods
  • The rise and rise of litigation funding
  • HMRC trials a digital calculator for Inheritance Tax
  • Rented housing laws ‘Not fit for purpose’ NRLA argues
  • In conversation with Bishop & Sewell: Leasehold Question Time
  • Should I extend my lease now, or should I wait?
  • No fault divorces will not be introduced until 2022
  • Join experts at Bishop & Sewell for a FREE online event for leaseholders. Tuesday 13 July 2021 6pm – 7pm
  • The shift towards “The Great Resignation”
  • A new code of practice on data sharing will be put into law by summer
  • Summary Judgement: A viable option for commercial landlords to reclaim unpaid rent?
  • Are self-driving cars racist and sexist?
  • ‘Earth Day’: the implications of accelerating environmental (MEES) regulation for landlords
  • The Dasgupta Review: The Economics of Biodiversity and the ‘citizen investor’
  • Consultation on the next programme of Law reforms runs until July
  • Leasehold Solutions Limited & Leasehold Valuers Limited
  • Are you sure that is what it says? The Basic Rules to Interpreting your Lease
  • International Women’s Day – Rhian Radia; Head of the Employment team at Bishop & Sewell explains why IWD is so important
  • The law on vaccinations for children
  • Mark Chick hosts the Annual Spring Lecture to reflect on the cladding crisis  
  • Stamp Duty holiday looks set to be extended to June, but there is a but
  • Are some judges in the Family court out of tune with the lives of the people they serve to protect?
  • Thinking about retirement? Spring cleaning your Will, will add to your peace of mind too
  • A big day in the employment law world
  • Business confidence is returning shows ICAEW accountants’ survey
  • Forecourt or foreclosure – finance firms fix on the future
  • Housing minister announces two new taxes to pay for unsafe cladding removal post-Grenfell
  • The new UK visa for Hong Kong residents has now gone live
  • Bishop & Sewell and Monro Wright & Wasbrough LLP announce merger
  • Fertility clinics can continue to safely offer treatment – says HFEA
  • Government extends the ban on residential evictions until 21 February 2021
  • Will non-compete post-termination restrictions in employment contracts become a thing of the past?
  • Miscarriage in the workplace
  • UK moves through the gears to legislate on the introduction of self-driving cars
  • Supreme Court’s judgement in F v M (2020) shines much needed light on definition of coercive and controlling behaviour
  • As in life as in the Law – senior judge tells us all not to leave deadlines to the last minute
  • Supreme Court rules insurers must pay out on business interruption policies
  • Corporate restructuring – accountants and lawyers have more in common than you might think
  • UK to review Listing Rules to lure high-growth companies
  • Mark Chick our Senior Partner and Head of Landlord & Tenant, Government response comments
  • Where there’s a will there’s possibly also a four-legged beneficiary
  • High street retailer Poundland launches a new range… of ‘divorce items’
  • How long can governments’ protection of people and pensions persist?
  • The impact of COVID-19 on Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Promotion within the Bishop & Sewell Private Client team
  • Bishop & Sewell strengthens Employment team with new hire
  • Recovering a bad debt
  • Government Announces Big Leasehold changes – 7th January 2021
  • Who has the right to decide their child’s religion?
  • Reforms expected on Corporate Criminal Liability
  • The number of divorces actually fell in 2020 compared to 2019 – for good reason
  • Divorce Day 4 January 2021
  • Latest research confirms that fewer than 4 out of 10 have written a will
  • The implications of the new rates of Stamp Duty Land Tax for non-UK residents from 1 April 2021
  • Witnessing wills remotely and accommodating social distancing rules
  • Socks, litigation funding, and the hunt for the biggest divorce award in history
  • It’s time we updated our Victorian-era transfer of ownership rules
  • Bishop & Sewell strengthens Corporate & Commercial team with new hire
  • Reforming the law around weddings
  • What does it mean now that HMRC will now be paid ahead of all creditors?
  • After Brexit, which countries’ laws will take precedence for a divorce?  
  • How big a shot in the arm will vaccines be for economic recovery?
  • Landlords lobby Government ahead of the Renter’s Reform Bill
  • Legal Professionals Call for Change at “Men – Only” Garrick Club
  • When retail tycoons collide, what happens next?
  • Redevelopment break clauses in commercial lease renewal
  • Latest exemption from eviction bans gives most landlords little to cheer
  • So, what does the Duval case mean for enfranchisement cases?
  • Breakdown or break up – will 2021 be Armageddon for insolvencies?
  • When your business might not be all of your business if you separate
  • Brexit transition: the clock is ticking – is your business ready?
  • Could leasehold law really take another decade to reform?
  • What does the Duval case mean in practice?
  • News Release: Appointments at Bishop & Sewell
  • Why a big hole for a basement extension could result in a whole lot of litigation
  • Does the government need to relaunch its Everyone In scheme even though evictions are suspended till March?
  • To what extent can a landlord grant consent to works in breach of an absolute restriction in a lease?  
  • Remote family hearings don’t work for all
  • Government launches consultation aimed at resolving late payment issues for small business owners
  • Is government moving closer to resolving the complexities of who pays for cladding costs?
  • The survey said that working from home has its ups and downs
  • The Judge’s ruling in the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard case reminds us that not all domestic violence is physical
  • Insolvencies – remarkably, Government policy appears to be working
  • Even the Prime Minister is confused whether separated parents can see their children under the new Covid-19 three tier rules
  • New Government regulations will pack a punch on pre-packs
  • Why it’s important to choose the right Solicitor
  • Mark Chick chairs the ALEP Virtual Conference
  • Immigration Health Surcharge to be increased by 56% from 27 October
  • Buying a property together – what you need to consider in case your relationship doesn’t work out
  • An oversight from HM Treasury could result in hundreds more business insolvencies
  • Non compliance with social media rules followed by a dismissal for gross misconduct dismissal is nothing new
  • Louise Barretto, Head of our Family Law team, on Jane Austen, prenups and 2020
  • Divorcing in retirement is more common than you might think
  • October 2020 marks Bishop & Sewell’s 41st Anniversary
  • Sure of insurance
  • Major Works Service Charges – Where was the Notice … Where is the prejudice?
  • Emergency legislation lays down more Covid-19 pain for landlords
  • Child access: who keeps the children?
  • Dinner and Sex Discrimination at the Garrick Club
  • What happens if your separating partner empties your joint bank account?
  • Exercising the right to manage your own property
  • Has the government forgotten its own Data Protection laws?
  • Would you recognise the victim of controlling behaviour and coercive control?
  • Law Commission puts forward proposals to allow marriages outside
  • Remote Working For The Future
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney – the hidden costs, risks and implications of “DIY”
  • Insolvencies – a tough road certainly, but easier if you think ahead
  • Fees and fights over who feeds Fido
  • Major changes to Insolvency law have now come into force
  • The Cliff Edge As The Furloughed Millions Face Redundancy
  • What rights do common law spouses have?
  • When should I update my Will?
  • The increasing popularity of international surrogacy for UK parents
  • Traded companies will need to comply with new Regulations
  • Worried about maintenance payments for children at university or college?
  • Remember when Gwyneth and Chris became consciously uncoupled?
  • Purchases and People
  • Just because my client doesn’t think his father should see his son, is that a good idea?
  • When mediation and collaborative law are the right way to go
  • Is surrogacy legal in the UK?
  • Are divorces overtaking marriages?
  • A new way of witnessing Wills
  • Supporting children through the divorce process
  • Wills and guardianship: what will happen to my child in the event of my death?
  • A troubling MoJ report into Cafcass has landed in my inbox
  • Maintenance for children at University or College
  • The world’s most expensive divorce settlements
  • Villiers v Villiers – time to head south for a divorce?
  • Court of Appeal decision encourages families whose relatives joined ISIS in Syria to challenge decisions to deprive them of British citizenship
  • Post Holiday Quarantine Blues
  • Is ‘nesting’ such a good idea?
  • Leasehold law: Is reform in sight?
  • Immigration Department – New Head
  • Beware of the (outwardly charming) narcissistic abuser
  • Is Danniella divorced? Why let the facts get in the way of a good story?
  • So, is this going to be the biggest change in enfranchisement in the last 17 years?
  • So you want a divorce? Where do you start?
  • You don’t have to see your partner in court to divorce them
  • To pre-nup or not pre-nup?
  • Lockdown lowdown – what becomes of the family business on divorce?
  • Gaslighting and Coercive Control
  • “NO DSS Tenants” – held to be unlawful
  • Covid-19 and Parental Alienation
  • The sensational High Court case between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard is now into its second week, what have we learned?
  • Stamp Duty Land Tax Holiday Announced
  • What does it mean to be a British National (Overseas) and what’s next for citizens of Hong Kong?
  • The Realities of Going Back to the Desk
  • Covid-19: A reflection on the challenges families have faced
  • Louie Burns – A message from the Leasehold Team at B&S
  • Top Tips – Communication between separated parents
  • Managing money and nuisance neighbours: Mental health and safety during Covid-19
  • Hundreds of babies stranded abroad due to Coronavirus travel restrictions
  • Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill
  • Is the UK Family Justice System coping during COVID-19 lockdown?
  • Children disputes during COVID-19
  • Flexible working post COVID-19, no going back
  • I do… but not during Corona: What happens if my wedding is cancelled?
  • Mark featured in the Leasehold Roadshow’s online masterclass RE: Service Charges
  • Does the current Lockdown and economic fallout mean that you can change your Financial Order?
  • Self-employment and COVID-19 – A “parity of support” across the workforce
  • Coronavirus: what should I do if I have a dispute during lockdown?
  • Delaying Court Proceedings – Wheels of Justice Keep Turning
  • A novel remedy for novel wrongs – law in the time of coronavirus
  • Summer Holidays and COVID-19
  • Coronavirus lockdown causes increase in reports of Domestic Violence
  • The impact of COVID-19 on Residential Property Transactions
  • Residential Property Repossession and the Coronavirus
  • Feeling (Contractually) Frustrated due to COVID-19?
  • Maintenance payments and the impact of Coronavirus on income
  • Protocol for service of initial notices
  • Litigation in the Time of Coronavirus*
  • The Impact of COVID-19 on Immigration – POINTS TO NOTE
  • The importance of estate planning during the Covid-19 crisis
  • 7 Key Considerations for Business Tenancies – Coronavirus Bill Update
  • Coronavirus and some of the Family Law challenges
  • Avoiding Redundancy, Getting Paid and Staying Employed in the Covid-19 Crisis
  • No rent, no eviction – No certainty
  • I was there the Night the West End Closed – COVID-19
  • Coronavirus and Employment: Looking for Answers in Uncertain Times
  • COVID-19 A message from our Senior Partner, Mark Chick
  • No fee increase in Immigration applications – for the first time
  • Buying the freehold to your block from an absent Landlord
  • Buying the freehold to a building where the freehold company has been dissolved
  • Missing Landlords
  • Domestic Abuse and the Welfare of Children
  • Bishop & Sewell announces two new appointments to its management board
  • Property Law: The Fires Prevention (Metropolis) Act of 1774; a 246-year-old law still on the books and able to be utilised in our modern times.
  • Mark Chick on Property Tribes about what to look for in a Leasehold Property
  • Service charges remain a common area for dispute… No! Show me yours!
  • Great Legal Bake 2020
  • The Leasehold Roadshow Lambeth (and Islington)
  • December Election – leasehold manifesto commitments from two major parties
  • Karma Hickman recognised in Chambers 2020 legal rankings
  • 40th Anniversary Q&A feature with Michael Gillman
  • Bishop & Sewell supports Macmillan Coffee Morning 2019
  • Legal 500 2020 rankings for Bishop & Sewell and Louise Barretto
  • Bishop & Sewell partner with the Bloomsbury Festival
  • Mark Chick speaking at CLT Enfranchisement Conference 2019
  • A brief encounter with … Charlie Davidson
  • Bishop & Sewell presence at the Flat Living Road Show (Croydon) – July 2019
  • Louise Barretto speaking at Overcoming Narcissistic Abuse Seminar – July 2019
  • Mark Chick speaking at MBL Leasehold Enfranchisement Conference 2019
  • Bishop & Sewell supports Care after Combat
  • London Legal Walk 2019
  • Bishop & Sewell Legal Research Awards winner announced
  • Bishop & Sewell – 40th Anniversary!
  • Bishop & Sewell strengthens employment offering with senior hire
  • My Second Career – Q&A with Kevin McCann
  • Legal Research Award partnership with City Law School
  • PiP Conference – 8th May 2019 – Commonhold
  • RICS North East London CPD Event – 24 April 2019
  • Bishop & Sewell strengthens Residential team with senior hire
  • Mark Chick speaking at Westminster Legal Policy Forum on 25th April
  • Bishop & Sewell launch Legal Research Award 2019
  • Mark Chick speaking at Leasehold 2019
  • HoC Housing Communities and Local Government Committee report on Leasehold Reform
  • Bishop & Sewell wins Legal Team Pub Quiz – £5,950 raised for Little Havens Hospice
  • ALEP Spring Lecture 2019: Up on the Roof – Developing Development Value
  • International Women’s Day 2019 – Q&A with Louise Barretto
  • Bishop & Sewell supports The Great Legal Bake 2019
  • Dog Walking Services – a useful agreement …
  • Mark Chick speaking at PiP Conference 2019
  • Lee Stafford achieves successful outcome in rare Consumer Credit Act case
  • With great sadness we announce the death of ALEP co-founder Alex Greenslade
  • ALEP AGM – December 2018
  • Bishop & Sewell presence at the Olympia Fertility Show 3 – 4 November 2018
  • Bishop & Sewell awarded Cyber Essentials Standard certification
  • Will extending the lease cure my service charge problems?
  • Bishop & Sewell recognised in Chambers 2019 legal rankings
  • Legal 500 2019 rankings for Bishop & Sewell
  • All change in residential leasehold?
  • Ground rents to be capped at £10 – Leasehold Houses to be banned?
  • Bishop & Sewell promotes two to Equity Partnership
  • Law Commissioner extends consultation period
  • Stop Press – Managing Agents are going to be regulated …
  • Mark Chick speaking at CLT Conference 2018
  • Mark Chick speaking at MBL Conference 2018
  • Mark Chick speaking at the ALEP Conference 2018
  • Bishop & Sewell supports Jeans for Genes Day 2018
  • A Fairer Deal for Leaseholders of Houses and Flats
  • Bishop & Sewell presence at the Landlord Investment Show – 6th November 2018
  • Informal Lease Extension – be careful!
  • Bishop & Sewell presence at The Fertility Show
  • Bishop & Sewell supports Breast Cancer Care 2018
  • Tax and Lease extensions for Freehold owners
  • Bishop & Sewell strengthens team with hire of Immigration Partner
  • Bishop & Sewell win ERMAs Solicitors firm of the Year
  • Q&A feature with Margaret Heathcote, National Chair of Resolution
  • Bishop & Sewell presence at Property Matters Roadshows
  • Bishop & Sewell and Mark Chick named ERMAS Finalists 2018
  • The London Legal Walk 2018
  • Enfranchisement Conference
  • Margaret Heathcote becomes National Chair of Resolution
  • A beautiful new look for Bishop & Sewell
  • Bishop & Sewell refresh their brand and website
  • Japanese Knotweed – what is the legal position?
  • Commonhold – will it take hold?
  • Bishop & Sewell supports The Great Legal Bake 2018
  • Forthcoming Royal Wedding
  • Promotions at Bishop & Sewell
  • Bishop & Sewell recognised in Chambers & Partners 2018 legal rankings
  • Mark Chick and Chris Macartney appear in The Hot 100
  • Legal 500 rankings 2017 for Bishop & Sewell
  • Bishop & Sewell supports Macmillan Coffee Morning 2017
  • Bishop & Sewell and Fisher Meredith agree to merge
  • Mark Chick on ITN – Leasehold houses and ground rents
  • Bishop & Sewell listed as Finalists in this year’s ERMAs
  • Bishop & Sewell advises on Spinnaker Opportunities IPO
  • London Legal Walk 2017
  • ALEP 10th Anniversary Conference
  • Advice to flat owners from leasehold experts
  • Bishop & Sewell strengthens Leasehold Enfranchisement Team
  • Members of PRAGMA
  • The Leasehold Roadshow – 28 February 2017
  • Advice to leaseholders
  • National Landlord Investment Show – 8th November 2016
  • Swansea City: Supporters Trust
  • Jeremy Sivyer joins the firm
  • David Little joins the firm
  • Philip Rutter joins the firm
  • Enfranchisement Awards 2016 – the ERMAs
  • Service Charges in the news …
  • Buying a property with a short lease
  • Buying the freehold with a commercial element
• Category: Events
  • Mark Chick, Senior Partner shares his views on the recent cladding scandal
  • Mark Chick speaking at the PSG Conference in London – 7th November 2017
  • Chris Macartney speaking at the Landlord Investment Show – 7th November 2017
  • Bishop & Sewell speaking at the Landlord Investment Show – 6th September 2017
  • Chris Macartney speaking at the Landlord Investment Show Olympia – 15th June 2017
  • RICS CPD Birmingham – 24th May 2017
  • Bishop & Sewell presence at Landlord Investment Shows 2017
  • ALEP 10th Anniversary Dinner & Conference – 23 March 2017
  • ALEP Conference – 10th October 2016
  • FPRA AGM – 16 November 2016
  • ALEP working group
• Category: Blog
  • BBC sports portfolio continues to diminish, with potential long-term impacts
  • Enterprise Management Incentives (EMI) extended
  • APR and BPR update: Government delivers early Christmas present for farmers and family-owned businesses
  • Joint BBC and ITV World Cup Coverage – 60 years of collaboration and competition
  • Leaseholders win appeal against additional service charges to remedy structural defect
  • No more ‘Average Joe’ – the making of a sporting great
  • FIFA- Rankings and Commissions
  • Odds are against Welsh RFU’s proposals being the panacea for rugby in the Principality
  • Relying on the new manager bounce is very much a gamble
  • DJ hits wrong note in £1.2m battle with sister over mother’s estate
  • Will English journalists regret the ‘Dad’s Army’ moniker for Aussie cricket team?
  • The richest football club in the world could be set for a cash windfall
  • Sponsor Licence Management – Navigating New Compliance Standards
  • Raising the Bar: New English Language Requirements for UK Economic Migration Routes
  • First test signals England will remain winless in Ashes Series since 1970
  • The Battle for Veeraswamy: When Curry Meets Community Law
  • Rugby World Down Under Turned Upside Down
  • New Football Regulator has its first chair
  • Closing window for APR and BPR tax planning
  • Sports – and contingencies for injuries
  • Financial Disclosure in divorce: The foundation of a fair agreement
  • Ryder Cup crowds demonstrate the thin line between passion and abuse
  • Red Bull already giving the Gallagher PREM an energy boost
  • Ben Proud’s defection to the Enhanced Games rings loud alarm bells for all sports
  • What is happening with Welsh Rugby?
  • Sports contracts, the benefits of legal advice and keeping fees proportionate
  • The Women’s Rugby World Cup is the biggest one ever, but size isn’t always everything (even in rugby)
  • Winding up a trust
  • What will be the Lionesses’ Legacy
  • Can you change an LPA once capacity has been lost?
  • Why are US celebrities investing in Welsh football clubs?
  • EMIs – How to incentivise your staff in a cost-effective way
  • The Lions roar, but was it the death knell for Dragons and Wallabies?
  • Outcomes of Law Commission Consultation on Security of Tenure
  • What does tighter football governance really mean?
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney and banks
  • The Ultimate Pro Triathlon Tour is coming to London
  • Removal of full fixture list for Boxing Day breaks years of tradition for Premier League fans
  • Is there any point in the World Club Cup?
  • Wimbledon 2025 should be successful for many different reasons
  • British and Irish Lions announcement heralds potential financial boost for Unions
  • English teams edge closer to Europa victory windfall
  • Castles in the Sky – Drones, Trespass, and the Future of Airspace Law
  • Spend, spend, spend
  • Why your will needs a “Titanic” clause to safeguard your estate
  • New protections for parents and carers
  • Is it ever a good idea to represent yourself in court?
  • The personal price of politics  
  • How blue are Man City fans feeling?
  • Bishop & Sewell partnership shortlisted for LawWorks Pro Bono Awards 2022
  • August, the not so silly season for probate
  • Forget revolving the regulator’s doors, just govern
  • Can we afford not to build better buildings?
  • Out of the frying pan, into the fire for many UK restaurants
  • The Family court should not reflect Kramer v Kramer says Sir Andrew McFarlane
  • Enforcement sanctions imposed against audit firms
  • Divorcing or separating from a Narcissist
  • Out of this world
  • How to increase profits. Try talking to each other
  • Corporate crime – whose fine is it anyway?
  • Divorce and the family business – keeping it in the family
  • We’re talking big numbers here
  • Narcissists in the Family Courts
  • FUNERAL DISPUTES
  • DIY Divorce – Why you should avoid at all costs no matter how amicable you think it will be
  • Preparing a Will – Advice from Litigators
  • Row, row row your boat  
  • April marks the start of Stress Awareness Month
  • Are court delays trapping the victims of coercive control to keep on living with their abusers?
  • What makes a good audit?
  • Should the Bank of England stick or twist on interest rates?
  • UK Government announces new visa routes to the UK (and changes existing ones)
  • A look at the luxury London residential property market and the impact of the seasons on sales
  • Keeping up with the Kardashians and avoiding ‘pity parties’ for the children
  • Protecting substantial gifts to children
  • Succession Planning and Insurance for Family Companies
  • Business Lasting Powers of Attorney – Protect Your Business
  • Buying a Property with Someone Else – Where to start?
  • British Airways settled lawsuit over data breach which hit 420,000 people
  • Has the BPF scored an own goal in wagging its finger at government policy?
  • August, the month of medals and muddles
  • Healing from a divorce
  • The Akhmedov v Akhmedova saga ends
  • Over 65 and over your partner, fear not
  • Generating ideas for the Law Commission’s 14th Programme of law reform
  • Is LegalZoom’s flotation a sign of the financial times?
  • The rise of petnups
  • All aboard the progress express – bribery, corruption and railways
  • Should you time your divorce to make the most of your financial assets?
  • The misuse of positions of trust and authority
  • New Coronavirus absences concession for EU Settlement Scheme
  • How up to date is your will? Will it provide for your pets when you’re gone?
  • We’re about to learn if the economy is ready to stand on its own again  
  • ‘Britain is proceeding full steam ahead,’ declares Bank of England  
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