Easements by prescription
Mark Banham, Partner and Head of the Property Litigation team, looks at how easements can be acquired by prescription (long use) and the difficulties that can arise with them.
Easements by prescription
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Premises owners are under a new duty to protect their visitors – Martyn’s Law
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act was passed on 3 April 2025, requiring those responsible for premises and events to prepare for the risk of terrorist attack.
Sellers should Beware of Moths!
Julia Mactear, Legal Director in our Property Litigation team looks at the cost to a seller of being “economical with the truth” about a pest infestation in a luxury development property
Leasehold Reform in 2025 – Update – Part 1
Leaseholders now have greater rights to extend their leases or buy the freehold of their building.
Residential Tenancies – A New Evolving Landscape
The Renters’ Rights Bill has been highly debated in the House of Commons over the last year. Alanis Ingham-Cotterell explores the big proposed changes as the Bill moves into the House of Lords.
Leasehold Enfranchisement – Is change finally on the horizon?
Was the King’s Speech the key to reform that leaseholders were hoping for?
Dilapidations of commercial leasehold properties – a reminder and update
Alanis Ingham-Cotterell explains how the “Coldunell” case sheds light on the way the courts look at lease dilapidations liability, in a world of increasing energy efficiency sensitivity.
Extension to privacy rights
The Supreme Court rules in favour of the owners of flats overlooked by London’s Tate Modern
