News
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BHS collapse: ‘the very definition of wrongful trading’
High-street icon fell into insolvency with huge debts, large job losses and a pension deficit
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Court approves 200-acre solar farm near Silchester Roman remains
Planning judge Mrs Justice Land dismissed objections made by a local residents group
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Rounding up on leasehold reform
LISTEN EG speaks to RWK Goodman’s Nick Martyn to get the lowdown on leasehold reform
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Trial of former BHS owner Dominic Chappell delayed pending cancer treatment
Chappell and two others are being sued by BHS liquidator for wrongful trading
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In on the Act: The Law Commission’s proposals for arbitration
LISTEN Barrister Mark Galtrey discusses the recent proposals to reform the Arbitration Act 1996
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Wedding planners fined more than £200,000 for four years of ‘unusual’ trespass
Nihal and Andrew Brake refused to leave a property they had sold
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WWII unexploded bomb property damage case goes to Court of Appeal
Judges are considering whether damage from a controlled detonation is covered by an insurance policy
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Bellway Homes sues Surgo Construction over Northumbria Police HQ development
The companies fell into dispute over the final value of a completed project
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Sizewell C planning challenge goes to Court of Appeal
Campaign group TASC is appealing a High Court decision from earlier this year
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Judge blocks litigant in mortgage litigation dispute
The case involves Mortgage Five Zero Ltd, a company that provided non-regulated legal services
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Crowne Plaza Gatwick business interruption test case goes to trial
Latest case triggered by Covid-19 pandemic to be heard in the Commercial Court
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Tottenham Hotspur loses legal bid to block major Haringey Council development
The High Road West scheme is being developed by Lendlease on behalf of the council