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Ground 6 possession claims: evicting a tenant for major renovation works

Holly Monk
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Following the abolition of Section 21 'no fault' evictions, landlords seeking possession will generally need to rely on one of the statutory grounds under Section 8. Ground 6 For landlords who are intending to evict a tenant in order to carry...

How to make a successful flexible working request

Philip Richardson
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At Stephensons, we understand that the modern workplace is evolving, and employees increasingly seek more control over how, when and where they work. Flexible working arrangements, such as working from home, part-time hours, compressed hours or job sharing,...

Ground 1A possession claims: regaining possession to sell a rental property

Holly Monk
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Following the abolition of Section 21 'no fault' evictions, landlords seeking possession will generally need to rely on one of the statutory grounds under Section 8. Ground 1A For landlords who are intending to sell the property, Ground 1A is...

When family contact threatens placement stability: reflections on re PB (Appeal: Best Interests: Restrictions on Contact in a Care Home) [2026] EWCOP 21 (T2)

Megan Taylor
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The case of Re PB considers the balance between protecting an individual’s right to private and family life and preserving a stable placement. HHJ Burrows provides a thoughtful discussion about the limits that challenge the Court of...

Ground 1 possession claims: regaining possession to live in your rental property

Holly Monk
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Following the abolition of Section 21 'no fault' evictions, landlords seeking possession will generally need to rely on one of the statutory grounds under Section 8. Ground 1 Ground 1 is applicable if the landlord requires the property as the...

Had a severe allergic reaction in a restaurant - here's how to claim compensation

Pauline Smith
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Currently in the UK, there are around 2 million people diagnosed with food allergies, and this number is rising by about 5% every year.  Food allergies are incredibly serious and can, in worst case scenarios, be fatal. All businesses who handle food...

What is a Declaration of Trust?

Charlotte Huxley
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A Declaration of Trust is a legal document that sets out how a property is to be held and the amount of financial contribution each party has made. Without this document the law would presume that the parties hold the property in equal shares i.e 50%...

How to get around restrictive covenants employment

Philip Richardson
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Restrictive covenants in employment contracts can be a common source of concern for individuals moving on from a role or seeking a new opportunity. These clauses are often included in employment contracts to protect the legitimate business interests of the...

Ockenden maternity review - what does it mean for the future of maternity services?

Claire Stockley
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In June 2026, the final report of the independent review into maternity services at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) was published, marking the conclusion of the largest maternity review in NHS history. The review examined more than 2,500...

How long can you be suspended from work pending investigation?

Philip Richardson
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When an employee is suspended from work pending the outcome of a disciplinary investigation, it can be an incredibly stressful and uncertain time. At Stephensons, we regularly advise clients who find themselves suspended from work without a clear...

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