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Redefining Service Charges
Matthew Bonye and Shanna Davison consider the impact of the Building Safety Act on the operation and recovery of service charges in occupied residential …
Real estate disputes in 2023 — What you need to know to be Forearmed
From a rise in lab conversions for life sciences and tenant activism to sanctions and decarbonisation, we anticipate the need-to-know issues for …
Real estate disputes – When words won't shield you
In our second article exploring the language of real estate disputes, Matthew Bonye, Frances Edwards and Shanna Davison explain how to ensure you remain …
Legally speaking — How to say what you mean in real estate deals
In the first of two articles, Matthew Bonye, Frances Edwards and Shanna Davison explain how to avoid pitfalls and safeguard your transactions through …
Court of Appeal dismisses 'Covid defence' against cinema's rent arrears
The decision will be welcomed by landlords seeking recoveries but reminds tenants of their financial obligationsThe Court of Appeal has dismissed appeals …
Taking possession - How to manage the uncertainty of undocumented occupation
With UK landlords facing the ambiguity of implied tenancies, we explore how to manage the risksWe'll paint a scene for you: a multi-let building is ripe …
Real Estate – The Podcast Series
From REITs, to post-Brexit development, to the future of planning, our real estate podcasts brings you the biggest issues in bricks and mortar. Latest …
Future Cities Series: Real Estate in a post-Covid world
Real estate in modern cities will see lasting change from the pandemic. The property industry should prepare now.There is no doubt that Covid-19 will …
Roundtable: Disputes boards in construction and infrastructure projects
First published by Ben Rigby and Andrew Mizner in CDR Magazine, January 2020. CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS Doe started the debate by raising the simple …
Herbert Smith Freehills represents Tate Gallery in Court of Appeal win in dispute concerning viewing platform overlooking residential flats
Herbert Smith Freehills acted successfully for Tate Gallery in defeating an appeal by residents of four flats in the Neo Bankside development on the …
Landlords' remedies for tenant/guarantor insolvency (a short case study)
A case study of what to look out for when a tenant or its guarantor is looking like it is heading for financial difficultiesAs a prudent and prepared …
EU unveils proposals for toughened security screening of foreign investments
As states race to usher in tighter security controls on foreign takeovers, we assess the EU's new framework for screening FDIOn 13 September 2017 the EU …
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