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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
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Court of Appeal upholds £400,000 damages against surveyor in leaky house case
The ruling has potentially significant implications for surveyors’ negligence cases
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Supreme Court backs FCA and policyholders in business interruption test case
Thousands of policyholders set to receive payout for losses sustained during lockdown
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Paul Newman New Homes feels the sting at the Court of Appeal
High Court backs planning officer’s rejection of 50-home development in Buckinghamshire
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Supreme Court to rule on Covid business interruption insurance this week
FCA says ruling will be “probably the most important insurance decision of the last decade”
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High Court to decide who owns acclaimed Chelsea restaurant, Kutir
Dispute over loan agreement puts ownership in question
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What is a development? The Court of Appeal has the answer
The Court of Appeal ruled this week that a “development” means “the erection of a new building or buildings” and involves a change of use. The ruling resolves a dispute…
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CMA finds ‘signs of progress’ on legal transparency
2016 review found the legal sector in England and Wales was not working well for consumers
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Abu Dhabi royals and Lancer clash again at Court of Appeal
The royals are renewing their efforts to have key elements of Lancer’s defence struck out
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EG’s top 10 cases of 2020: The big three
LISTEN Experts offer their own thoughts on the three most important property cases of the year
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Lillywhites in dispute with landlord over £3m unpaid rent
Sports store has missed three rental payments to Criterion Buildings