David Jones
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Colliers announces new boss for Liverpool
Sophie Attwood will lead the Liverpool team from its Exchange Flags offices
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Claim-proofing the procurement process
10 things professionals should know about procurement litigation – from both perspectives
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Developer contributions: still uncertain
Recent planning consultations and the relationship between CIL payments and section 106 obligation
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How will EU legislative changes affect 3D printing?
Additive manufacturing – more commonly called “three-dimensional printing” or simply “3D printing” – is a truly fascinating technology, writes Nils Rauer, Intellectual Property Partner at Hogan Lovells in Frankfurt. While…
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Ten-minute topic: chancel repair liability
Simon Sinnatt and Rebecca Nash examine the ancient law of chancel repair liability, how the field has evolved since the enactment of the Land Registration Act 2002 and the current…
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Property industry steps up to capture more talent
For many readers, August will have been a chance to take some time out; to swap the stress of the office for the joys (and sometimes challenges) of family holidays;…
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The first steps on our digital journey
At EG TechTalk Live, I said that, where possible, I would share what we are doing and the things we are learning, writes Darryll Colthrust, head of innovation at Palmer…
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‘Other income’ and where to find it in the PRS
In US multifamily parlance, “other income” is defined as income, commissions and fees earned by the community that are exclusive of rental income. In English that means every dollar generated…
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Opportunity knocks: authorised contractual schemes and real estate
In the second article in their new series, the corporate real estate team at Herbert Smith Freehills LLP (Paul Chases, Micky Yang, Alex Wright, Nick David and Somers Brewin) team…
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Rectifying the situation
Jonathan Seitler QC guides practitioners through the basics of the law relating to rectification of documents (such as leases) on the grounds of mistake.
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What future for our town centres?
During the past year we have seen an exceptional number of well-known high-street names closing stores, or even going out of business: from Poundworld, Toys R Us and Maplin to…
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Occupiers demand offices à la carte
A recent report by Cushman & Wakefield caught my eye. It said that flexible workspace providers took more than 21% of central London office space in 2017, and accounted for four…