What is a Substantial Property Transaction?
Lauren Walker, a Partner in our Real Estate Team, looks at what a Substantial Property Transaction is and when you might need to consider its implications.
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SKY Betting Case provides objective answer on consent
The Court of Appeal’s decision in RTM v Bonne Terre Ltd and Hestview Ltd [2026] EWCA Civ 488 has provided clarity for businesses that consent to personalised marketing and data processing should be judged to an objective standard rather than subjectively with reference to an individual’s state of mind.
FSP advises Ascot Racecourse on landmark solar rooftop Lease
We are proud to have supported Ascot Racecourse on the grant of a new Lease and Power Purchase Agreement relating to solar panels on its iconic Grandstand.
Have you received a fake trade mark renewal notice
We look at the perennial problem of unsuspecting companies and individuals receiving fake trade mark renewal notices with inflated trade mark renewal fees from rogue traders. Do you know how to spot one?
Government takes step to simplify Biodiversity Net Gain
Recent reforms, coming as soon as July 2026, aim to streamline and simplify the regime.
Trade Marks: Can you lose the right to trade under your own name?
Although Estée Lauder’s claim against Jo Malone for using her own name has garnered a lot of publicity in the general press, it’s perhaps worth reflecting on the key issues here and the wider implications for business owners.
Buying property from administrators or receivers
Key considerations when acquiring distressed real estate
Financial relief after an overseas divorce
What are your options after an overseas divorce with limited or no financial provision having been made?
Operating or trading” – and what it means for self-sponsorship
Changes to sponsor guidance suggest that self-sponsorship is coming under increasing levels of scrutiny from the Home Office.
The End of Upwards Only Rent Reviews
Implications of the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 for Commercial Real Estate
New guidance on age assurance for online businesses
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and Ofcom have published a joint statement on the principal areas of interaction between the Online Safety Act 2023 (“OSA”) and data protection law as they relate to age assurance
