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Information for landlords and tenants - The Renters' Rights Bill update

Sophie Chilstone
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The Renters’ Rights Bill is due to come into force in October 2025. This is reported to be the biggest change to landlord and tenant law since the introduction of the Housing Act 1988.  Abolishment of Section 21 and amendments to Section 8...

Funding options available for personal injury claims

Shahina Sakeria
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If you have had an accident and you want to make a personal injury claim, understandably you will want to know how to go about making a claim and whether it will cost you anything.  When you contact our specialist injury team, we will be able to...

The demise of the shareholder rule: how the Aabar Holdings judgment impacts shareholders' rights

Zainab Porbanderwala
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A recent High Court ruling in Aabar Holdings S.à.r.l. v Glencore Plc & Others has fundamentally reshaped the legal landscape for company shareholders, particularly in relation to their ability to access a company’s privileged documents....

Beauty treatments - do's & don'ts

Pauline Smith
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Year upon year, the beauty industry is expanding and developing. A beauty treatment from yesteryear might have consisted of a pedicure or a luxury facial. However, with the introduction of new treatments and technologies and every town in the UK...

Top tips for dealing with difficult neighbours

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The majority of people living in England have at least one neighbour. Whilst a lot of people have a good relationship with their neighbours, some even becoming friends, there are some people who unfortunately do have difficult neighbours . A...

Personal injury claims - what happens when I attend a medical appointment?

Pauline Smith
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You’ve brought a personal injury claim , and if your opponent has accepted responsibility for your accident or has a weak defence, then your legal representative is likely to make arrangements for you to be examined by a medical expert. Fault...

New UK consumer protection regulations for subscription contracts: what businesses need to know

Zainab Porbanderwala
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As of Spring 2026, businesses offering subscription services to UK consumers will need to comply with new regulations designed to protect consumers from "subscription traps." The UK government is consulting on these regulations, which are part of...

When personal conduct breaches professional boundaries

Adam Pennington
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When personal actions compromise professional trust, the consequences can be severe. A CEO's influence extends beyond company walls, shaping the culture, reputation, and integrity of an organisation. Mr. Marchant’s resignation serves as a stark...

The Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Act - what do I need to know?

Philip Richardson
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The arrival of a newborn baby is typically a happy and joyous occasion for families. However, for those whose infants require neonatal care due to premature birth or health complications, this period can be both emotionally and financially challenging. In...

Companies house announces transition plan for company law updates

Zainab Porbanderwala
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Companies house has released a policy paper outlining the roadmap for forthcoming changes to UK company law. With the passage of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, companies house now has enhanced authority to scrutinise filings,...

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