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Construction litigation sits at the heart of enforcing rights and managing risk on building and engineering projects. When a dispute escalates beyond negotiation or adjudication, the court provides a structured, authoritative forum to resolve issues...
Construction projects are complex, time‑critical and document heavy. When things go wrong, disputes can arise quickly and become costly if not managed properly. This page sets out practical construction disputes examples to help you recognise common...
Construction projects move at pace, with tight programmes, complex supply chains and significant sums at stake. When disagreements arise, the priority is to protect cash flow, manage risk and keep works progressing. Alternative dispute resolution in...
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 represents a fundamental change to the private rented sector in England. It ends the assured shorthold tenancy model, abolishes section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions and introduces a system of periodic tenancies...
When a company enters liquidation, the liquidator assumes a central role in managing the company’s affairs, including pursuing claims on behalf of the company. The liquidator’s powers and responsibilities are primarily aimed at maximising the...
The housing law changes in 2026 represent one of the most substantial reforms of the private rented sector in England for decades. The Renters’ Rights Act introduces a new tenancy regime, abolishes section 21 evictions and changes the rules governing...
In the corporate world, the relationship between shareholders and directors is fundamental to the functioning of a company. However, this relationship can sometimes give rise to disputes due to the distinct roles and powers assigned to each party....
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...
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...
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...
