News
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Let’s get phygital: the hybrid future of offices and the importance of community
How workplaces will combine the best of physical proximity with the best of digital efficiency
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Judge awards £1.4m damages over Tooting development delays
The case involved a complex family dispute over delays to a hotel and residential redevelopment
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Owners of Piccadilly’s The Wolseley face rent battle with freeholder
Corbin & King Restaurant Group owes around £300,000 in rent for the first floor of 157 Piccadilly
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Poundland store fails in legal bid to negotiate lockdown rent reduction
The case highlights the trend for tenants to negotiate changes in the light of the pandemic
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On the Case: Court of Appeal clarifies vacant possession in Capitol Park
LISTEN Jess Harrold speaks to the lawyers who acted for the successful tenant
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A front door is property, not a fitting, rules Court of Appeal
‘No one would say the construction of a flat was complete if the entrance door had not been hung’
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Tenants triumph over landlords in landmark vacant possession case
Decision likely to lead to a return to “if in doubt take it out” when vacating premises
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Planned Plymouth heliport survives legal challenge over exploding fuel concerns
The case was brought by neighbouring fuel storage companies worried about safety
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How a global initiative is harnessing legal know-how to fight climate change
LISTEN A look at The Chancery Lane Project
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Court of Appeal rules against ‘double compounding’ in RPI rent review
Tenant successfully argues that rent review clause was a drafting mistake that should be corrected
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Arbitrator orders building contractor to pay £2.7m over faulty fire doors
Ruling shines a light on the activity of London’s arbitration courts
