Jess Harrold
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High Court upholds Thame office and resi development
The 129-home scheme has survived a High Court challenge brought by the local parish council
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High Court upholds Thame office and resi development
The 129-home scheme has survived a High Court challenge brought by the local parish council
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EG Like Sunday Morning: LOMA, cladding and Weetabix
Mirror, mirror… which is the most exciting sector of all?
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EG Like Sunday Morning: LOMA, cladding and Weetabix
Mirror, mirror… which is the most exciting sector of all?
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McKinsey ordered to pay £2.3m in service charges to former landlord
Judge rejects claim that charges did ‘not reflect a due proportion of the service provided’
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EG Like Sunday Morning: Flex offices, Oxford Street and Julius Caesar
A brand new Sunday morning podcast in which EG casts a forensic eye over the big issues of the week
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EG Like Sunday Morning: Flex offices, Oxford Street and Julius Caesar
A brand new Sunday morning podcast in which EG casts a forensic eye over the big issues of the week
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On the Case: What the FCA decision means for tenants, landlords and insurers
LISTEN Alison Hardy of Ashurst examines the implications of the business interruption insurance case
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On the Case: What the FCA decision means for tenants, landlords and insurers
LISTEN Alison Hardy of Ashurst examines the implications of the business interruption insurance case
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Law firm’s study finds diversity is lacking in the legal profession
Bolt Burdon Kemp said the profession must ensure greater diversity, inclusion and belonging
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Law firm’s study finds diversity is lacking in the legal profession
Bolt Burdon Kemp said the profession must ensure greater diversity, inclusion and belonging
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Court of Appeal allows flexibility on residential service charges
Landlord permitted to vary an initial fixed service charge proportion payable by leaseholders