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Following on from our blog which considered whether you need to mediate , equally as important is whether you should mediate. Even if you are not required to attend a mediation, there are various advantages of doing so: High chance of settlement ...
A dispute with your ex-partner over property can be emotionally and financially draining. Whether you were cohabiting or in a long-term relationship, the division of property, particularly real estate, can quickly become a source of tension. ...
Land disputes remain one of the most common sources of conflict amongst landowners. Whether it’s a dispute regarding boundary lines, ownership or rights imposed on the land, it can quickly escalate into complex legal issues. Land surveyors and...
The complex and collaborative nature of construction projects can often lead to disputes. These disagreements may arise due to multiple factors including unclear contractual terms, delays in project completion, variations to initial plans, workmanship...
Building disputes are common issues faced by both private individuals and commercial companies involved in construction projects. They can arise from various factors, including poor workmanship, contract misunderstandings, delays, cost overruns, or...
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...
The acquisition of rights of way through long-term use is a notable aspect of property law within the United Kingdom. The concept of the '20 year rule right of way' is significant, particularly for homeowners, property developers, and landowners, as...
The High Court of Justice handed down its Judgment on 10 February 2025 in an unusual seller’s property misrepresentation claim. The case of (1) Iya Patarkatsishvili ; (2) Yevhen Hunyak v William Woodward-Fisher [2025] EWHC 265 (Ch) concerned the...
If you have ever dreamed of making changes to your home – whether it’s expanding your property, building an extension or even an outhouse – you’ve likely encountered the process of securing planning permission. For many...
When you have a dispute with someone which escalates into legal proceedings your solicitor will often advise you that you should consider alternative dispute resolution . Put simply, this means to consider taking steps to resolve the dispute without it...
