• 2010
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  • 'Overgrown plants block road access to property'

    18.6.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'The Great Divide'

    June 2010

    A spate of cases has sparked renewed interest in boundary disputes.  Marc Glover reports in the Solicitors Journal.
    Link to Article

  • 'Capacity for error'

    June 2010

    Andrew Butler explores the execution of contracts where properties in joint corporate/individual ownership are the subject of a conveyance in the Butterworths Property Law Newsletter.
    Link to Article

  • 'House sale fell through because of faulty survey'

    11.6.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'What's your partner up to?'

    10.6.10

    Geraint Jones QC and Marc Glover explain how accountants need to be wary about their partner's activities in order to avoid negligence claims in Accountancy Age.
    Link to Article

  • 'Do I have to pay rent to my landlords' landlord?'

    4.6.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Good Harvest brings bad news for landlords'

    May 2010

    Tim Polli examines the Good Harvest Partnership LLP v Centaur Serivces Ltd case in the Butterworths Property Law Newsletter.
    Link to Article

  • 'The British Legal System'

    May 2010

    Steven Walker features in the leading Taiwanese legal magazine, Dissent, where he discusses his thoughts on the British Legal System.
    Link to Article

  • 'Tenant loses protection'

    26.5.10

    Following Philip Rainey QC and Christopher Heather's win in the Court of Appeal, the case of Hughes v Borodex Ltd was reported in The Times.
    Link to Article

  • 'Can I force the phone company to reroute wires in my garden?'

    21.5.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Outside the box'

    May 2010

    Steven Walker examines the opportunities for Scottish lawyers to seize international business in The Journal.
    Link to Article

  • 'How do I buy a house that has been repossessed?'

    14.5.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Row over fence on drive to cost mother and son £100,000'

    12.5.10

    Following Marc Glover's win in the Court of Appeal, his case of Graham Huntley & Ors v Simon Armes was reported in The Telegraph, Solicitors Journal, Daily Mail, London Evening Standard, Daily Express and The Lawyer.
    Link to Article (The Telegraph)
    Link to Article (Solicitors Journal)
    Link to Article (Mail Online)
    Link to Article (Evening Standard)
    Link to Article (Daily Express)
    Link to Article (The Lawyer)

  • 'Can I keep a pet in my flat?'

    7.5.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Former soldiers fight the squatters'

    7.5.10

    Mark Loveday provides comment on the law's attitude to squatters in The Times.
    Link to Article

  • 'Can we legislate for traffic noise?'

    30.4.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'A neighbour's drain is causing problems.  What can we do?'

    27.4.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Tenant Warning!'

    April 2010

    Carl Fain writes about rent reviews following the recently dismissed tenant's appeal in the case of Idealview Limited v Bello in the Butterworths Property Law Newsletter.
    Link to Newsletter

  • 'Must I buy a flat after the balcony was made smaller?'

    9.4.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Can 'sinking fund' be imposed on leaseholders?'

    2.4.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Can post-dated cheques be used to pay a landlord?'

    26.3.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Head loses High Court job appeal'

    25.3.10

    Quotes from David Berkley QC were used on the BBC News website, following his involvement in a case about a Head Teacher who claimed she was unfairly driven from her job.
    Link to Article

  • 'Can the local church charge me for repairs to his roof?'

    19.03.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Dubious privilege'

    16.3.10

    Andrew Butler considers where three recent authorities have left the 'without prejudice' principle in the Solicitors Journal.
    Link to Article

  • 'Homeowner on the dark over the 'right to light''

    12.03.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article 

  • 'Is it too late to object to this eyesore extension?'

    5.3.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'All hail property big-wigs'

    2.3.10

    Quotes from Kevin Moore were used to congratulate Philip Rainey being appointed Queen's Counsel, in a blog on the Estates Gazette website.
    Link to Article

  • 'A licence to bill'

    March 2010

    Adrian Carr reviews HMO licensing and interim and final management orders in the Butterworths Property Law Newsletter.
    Link to Newsletter

  • 'Can I increase the rent under an old tenancy?'

    26.2.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • February 2010

    Carl Fain explores the decision in a recent case, which has again shown that the courts are willing to grant default judgments in Part 7 Claims for the termination of a Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 protected business tenancy, in circumstances where the tenant fails to acknowledge service and/or file a defence, in the Butterworths Property Law Newsletter.
    Link to Newsletter

  • 'Has my neighbour abandoned his land?'

    19.02.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'Resolution is the Key'

    19.02.10

    Steven Walker discusses the new Scottish Arbitration Law in an article from the New Law Journal.
    Link to Article

  • 'Enforcing service charge payments'

    Winter 2010

    Stan Gallagher writes about effective management of service charge arrears in Flat-Living.co.uk.
    Link to Article

  • 'Do I have to insure my new home?'

    12.2.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Do I have to ban my tenants from smoking?'

    5.2.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'The renaissance of Scottish international arbitration'

    Winter 2010

    Steven Walker discusses international arbitration in light of the passing of the Arbitration (Scotland) Bill 2009 in Scots Law Times.
    Link to Article

  • 'Can I install a security gate across my driveway?'

    29.1.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Lesbian mother appeals court decision after daughter removed'

    27.1.10 

    Quotes from Gerald Wilson were used in an article in The Telegraph, following his involvement in the case.
    Link to Article

  • 'Noisy wooden floors are driving me mad'

    21.1.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Can a neighbour trim my holly hedge?'

    15.1.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Repo house next door in disrepair. Who pays?'

    08.01.10

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Acquisition orders'

    January 2010

    Mark Loveday examines the advantages of acquisition orders for tenants in the January issue of Butterworths Property Law Newsletter
    Link to Newsletter

  • 'Unfinished sympathy'

    15.12.09

    Charles Joseph and Tim Polli discuss the options open to purchasers and developers when off-plan purchases were agreed in better economic times in the Property Supplement of the Solicitors Journal.
    Link to Article

  • 'How do I retrieve my final month's rent?'

    11.12.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Who is eligible to park in a shared driveway?'

    04.12.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a readers question from The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Possession of land'

    December 2009

    Christopher Heather explores the Forcelux Limited v Binnie case in the December issue of Butterworths Property Law Newsletter
    Link to Newsletter

  • 'Hot off the press'

    Winter 2009

    Paul Stevenson writes for Young Lawyer about his involvement with two university publications and his ongoing work with a charity in West Africa and discusses how they have allowed him both to help others and develop his legal skills in a different context.
    Link to Article

  • 'Strictly business?'

    30.11.09

    Mark Loveday and Tim Polli examine the law surrounding service charges on mixed-use properties in The Lawyer.
    Link to Article

  • 'How can we pursue our right to buy freehold?'

    27.11.09

     

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Street wise'

    27.11.09

    Quotes from Mark Loveday were used in an article on sub-letting in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    View publication website

  • 'Permanent shift'

    24.11.09

    Peter Linstead and Martina Murphy consider whether the interests of the financial sector will be better served by making more use of permanent employees and less of temporary staffing solutions in The Lawyer.
    Link to Article

  • 'Lovells and Tanfield launch arbitration internship'

    24.11.09

    The partnership between Lovells, the University of Edinburgh and Tanfield Chambers in offering an internship programme was reported in the Lawyer2B
    Link to Article

  • 'Can I get stamp duty back on my fittings?'

    20.11.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'What does 'fair wear and tear' mean for tenants?

    6.11.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Compensation for misrepresentation'

    November 2009

    Stan Gallagher explores the circumstances in which a former tenant may claim compensation when possession has been obtained by misrepresentation or concealment in the November issue of Butterworths Property Law Newsletter.
    Link to Newsletter

  • 'The Work-Life Quiz'

    2.11.09

    Philip Rainey is interviewed for The Lawyer's Work-Life Quiz.
    Link to Article

  • 'Trespassing: Possession question'

    28.10.09

    James Fieldsend examines discrepancies in UK trespassing laws, which arose when Vestas Blades employees took possession of company property, in Legal Week.
    Link to Article

  • 'If the cap fits'

    27.10.09

    Andrew Butler discusses applications for costs capping orders in the Solicitors Journal.
    View publication website

  • 'Direct line'

    27.10.09 

    Alejandra Hormaeche explores the jurisdiction of the English courts to deal with claims involving English tourists injured in EU member states in the Solicitors Journal.
    View publication website

  • 'Should I extend the lease of my flat?'

    23.10.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Just not cricket'

    20.10.09

    Geraint Jones QC and Marc Glover discuss HMRC's new tactic to combat fraud in the Solicitors Journal.
    Link to Article

  • Peter Linstead talks to Sky News

    18.10.09

    Peter Linstead was interviewed on Sky News about the legality of Royal Mail's proposal to bring in extra temporary staff in response to the proposed industrial action.
    Link to Article

  • 'How can we ensure that the buyer of our home cannot pull out of the deal?'

    16.10.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Can I keep the price of my house private?'

    09.10.09

     

    Mark Loveday's response to reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'The International Jet Set'

    Autumn 2009

    Steven Walker discusses life as an International Barrister in an article in Young Lawyer
    Link to publication

  • 'How do I let my house to students?'

    02.10.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'My flat's previous owner did not get planning permission for a new loft. Can I sue?'

    25.09.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar 
    Link to Article

  • 'The Land I sold has not been registered by the buyer. Am I still the owner?'

    18.09.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to Article

  • 'Have we been living illegally in a sublet property?'

    11.9.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'What are my rights under my development's estate management scheme?'

    4.9.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'Water from an adjoining farm is flooding our land.'

    28.8.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'Do planning applications still have to be advertised?'

    21.8.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'Do I really have to pay the letting agent twice?'

    14.8.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'Can we move our neighbour's fence off our land?'

    7.8.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'Foxes are ruining my garden'

    31.7.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'Is this service charge fair?'

    24.07.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'I was forced out of my flat. Can I get compensation?'

    17.07.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'Access no longer denied'

    10.07.09

    Mark Hoyle & Andrew Butler give their views on an article posted on Accountancy Age online.
    Link to Article

  • 'Must I Pay to improve my flat?'

    09.07.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to Article

  • 'For Sale Signs'

    03.07.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article  

  • 'Land Ownership'

    26.06.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'My neighbour and I have adjoining balconies but he objects..'

    19.6.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Do I have to issue a new tenancy agreement or can I simply charge a higher rent?'

    12.6.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Access to advice'

    5.6.09

    Andrew Butler gives his advice on how architects can access legal advice in The Architects Journal.
    Link to article

  • 'There is no evidence that the annual service charges on our flat have been audited.'

    5.6.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'My neighbour's hedge is blocking my drive.  What can I do?'

    29.5.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Must I declare the incentives on my new-build home?'

    22.5.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'What, exactly, is a commonhold property, and what are the drawbacks?'

    15.5.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Fallible Family Justice'

    May 2009

    Michael Bailey examines the findings of the Court of Appeal in Webster and considers the wider issues of the courts' approach to expert evidence and statutory duties in the Family Law Journal.
    View publication website

  • 'Annulment of Bankruptcy in Ancillary Relief Proceedings'

    May 2009

    Robin Powell explores the options open to a wife if she believes that her husband is trying to thwart her application for ancillary relief by disposing of their assets in various artificial ways.
    View publication website

  • 'Driveway crossover'

    8.5.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Why service charges matter'

    1.5.09

    Philip Rainey introduces the special 'Service Charges' supplement to News on the Block.
    View publication website

  • 'When selling my house, do I have to reveal problems with my neighbours?'

    30.4.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Specific Issues in Islamic Dispute Resolution'

    May 2009

    Mark Hoyle considers issues of islamic law in dispute resolution in the Arbitration journal.
    Link to pdf, reproduced by kind permission of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.

  • 'Appointments'

    27.4.09

    Professor Surya Subedi's appointment as UN Human Rights Envoy for Cambodia was covered in The Lawyer.
    View publication website

  • 'Can we stop our neighbour parking his van outside our house?'

    24.4.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • Peter Linstead talks to Sky News

    23.4.09

    A Police Officer claims she may have been crippled for life because she was bullied into going from maternity leave to front line.
    Link to article

  • 'My house is more than 200 years old.  Do I really need a home information pack?'

    17.4.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'There is a tree in the corner of our garden - but is it ours?'

    10.4.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'The landlord has not insured my flat adequately.  What can I do?'

    3.4.09 

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Handle with care'

    30.3.09

    Phillip Aliker looks at the decision in MSM Consulting Ltd v the United Republic of Tanzania and its implications for commission agency agreements, in the Property Law Journal.
    View publication website

  • 'My landlord didn't have permission to let his property.  Can I be evicted?'

    27.3.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'We have parked on the same piece of land for 30 years.  Can we claim ownership?'

    20.3.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'It's up to the tenant to evict squatters'

    14.3.09

    Michael Buckpitt's response to a reader question in the Financial Times.
    Link to article

  • 'Should I agree to buy my freehold?'

    13.3.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Buyers face bankruptcy in off-plan timebomb'

    11.3.09

    Quotes from Mark Loveday were used in an article in The Evening Standard, which reported that hundreds of young professionals face financial ruin because they can no longer afford 'off-plan' homes they already exchanged contracts on.
    Link to article

  • 'Out with the old'

    6.3.09

    Mark Hoyle discusses multinational enforcement of new judgments on old debts in an article in the New Law Journal.
    View publication website

  • 'My son has been asked to repay his mortgage within a month.  What can we do?'

    6.3.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Must my parents leave their home?'

    27.02.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Legal: contract administration'

    24.02.09

    Andrew Butler outlines architects' administrative responsibilities in the The Architects' Journal.
    Link to article 

  • 'Buying a flat at auction'

    20.2.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Let's face it, business leaders are not good at saying sorry'

    10.2.09

    Quotes from David Berkley QC were used in an article in The Daily Telegraph, on the "Fallible Four" group of bankers appearing before the Treasury Select Committee.
    Link to article

  • 'Modern love'

    February 2009

    In the conclusion to a two-part discussion in the Family Law Journal, Amanda Jepson looks at the current prospects for legislative relief for cohabitants and compares the Law Commission's recommendations with provisions in other jurisdictions.
    View publication website

  • 'The right tools for the job'

    January/February 2009

    Geraint Jones QC gives his views on using public access to barristers as a commercial tool in The Commercial Litigation Journal.
    View publication website

  • 'My house borders a stream - how do I know exactly where my boundary is?'

    6.2.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Want a cheap let?  Then look for an empty office'

    30.1.09

    Quotes from Stan Gallagher were used in an article in The Times on turning empty commercial property into expensive rental accommodation.
    Link to article

  • 'What are the rules for a residents' committee?

    30.1.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Must I really have building regulation approval to sell my father's house?'

    23.1.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'A new era dawns: are we awake?'

    January 2009

    Andrew Butler considers the arrival of the Legal Services Act and what this means for how barristers should market their expertise, and reviews Tanfield's experience so far in embracing the new era.
    Link to pdf, reproduced by kind permission of The Barrister magazine.

  • 'Must I pay the rent if I don't move in?'

    16.1.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'How can I make my landlord repair the heating?'

    9.1.09

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to article

  • 'Appointments'

    8.1.09

    Mark Hoyle's appointment as Visiting Professor at Leeds University was covered in the Times Higher Education Supplement.
    Link to article

  • 'Whistleblowing: when and how to raise concerns'

    7.1.09

    Quotes from Stephen Heath were used in an article in The Times, on exposing workplace wrongs while staying on the law's right side.
    Link to article

  • 'Accidents will happen'

    January 2009

    Quotes from Kerstin Boyd were used in an article on exposing children to risk, in the Early Years Educator.
    View publication website

  • 'Behind the curve'

    December 2008/January 2009

    In the first of two articles on cohabitation in the Family Law Journal, Amanda Jepson looks at the current provisions in England and Wales in comparison with other common law jurisdictions. 
    View publication website

  • 'Our neighbour's gutters are on our land'

    12.12.2008

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to article

  • 'Law Lords define limit of 'hope value' in valuation process'

    10.12.2008

    The House of Lords judgment in the case of Earl Cadogan v Sportelli on the subject of 'hope value' in enfranchisement valuations is reported in the Estates GazettePhilip Rainey acted for Earl Cadogan. 
    View publication website

  • 'Agents win ageism case'

    10.12.2008

    Quotes from Peter Linstead were published in an article in People Management after a tribunal case ruled that job adverts with ageist language may not be discriminating as long as they can show they consider every application. 
    Link to article

  • 'We want the right to manage our block'

    5.12.2008

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to article

  • 'Can we sell our house on ebay?'

    28.11.2008

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to article

  • 'Woman who made £100,000 from claims for age bias'

    26.11.2008

    Quotes from Peter Linstead were published in a news report in the Evening Standard, on the woman who made £100,000 by accusing 22 companies of ageism. 
    Link to article

  • 'Moves roundup'

    25.11.2008

    Mark Hoyle is mentioned in the Moves Roundup section of The Lawyer, as having been appointed a University of Leeds visiting professor. 
    Link to article

  • 'Grains of Truth'

    November 2008

    Quotes from Mark Hoyle were published in an article in the In-House Lawyer, on Dubai and its commercial success.
    View publication website

  • 'How can I evict my tenants?'

    21.11.2008

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Cleaning up our scruffy neighbours'

    14.11.2008

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to article

  • 'Challenge to maintain momentum'

    08.11.2008

    Andrew Butler published an article on Innovative Design in the Estates Gazette 
    Link to publication website

  • 'Top 10 tips on alternative ways to sell your property'

    7.11.2008

    Quotes from Mark Loveday were published in an article in The Times Online
    Link to article

  • 'Is it our right of way?'

    7.11.2008

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Paying to sell your flat'

    31.10.2008

    Mark Loveday's response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar.
    Link to article

  • 'Estates of play'

    20.10.2008

    Andrew Butler published an article in The Lawyer on the Yeoman’s Row Management v Cobbe case.
    Link to article

  • 'UK Personal Injury market set to remain buoyant'

    13.10.2008

    Quotes from Michelle Marnham were published in an article in International Bar News on the growing Personal Injury market in the UK.

  • 'Border crossing'

    09.10.2008

    Quotes from Mark Hoyle were published in an article in the Law Society Gazette on whether claims for costs in international arbitration are creating an expensive process more akin to litigation.
    Link to article

  • 'Pay redundancy whatever the age'

    04.10.2008

    Nic Scampion published a response to a Readers Question in the Financial Times on redundancy payments to employees past normal retirement age.
    Link to article

  • 'Employers need to address gender reassignment'

    09.09.2008

    Peter Linstead published an article in Human Resources looking at employees taking time off for gender reassignment surgery
    Link to article

  • 'A mirror of marriage?'

    08.09.2008

    Gerald Wilson published an article in Solicitors Journal on the dissolution of civil partnerships entitled 'A mirror of marriage?'
    View publication website

  • 'Staff suing customers'

    08.09.2008

    Peter Linstead published a response to a 'Weekly Dilemma' on staff suing customers in Personnel Today

  • 'My estate agent misled me'

    05.09.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
    Link to article

  • 'Part 36 Offers - When is a judgment more advantageous?'

    September 2008

    Alejandra Hormaeche published an article in Personal Injury Brief Update

  • 'Landlords in limbo as councils tell tenants to ignore notices to quit'

    31.08.2008

    Quotes from Mark Loveday were published in an article in The Observer, on local authorities advising tenants not to move out after their notice period is served
    Link to article

  • 'I hate the BT box on my land'

    29.08.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'Can they really double our service charge?'

    22.08.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'Tesco driver to sue online customer over home delivery injury'

    22.08.2008

    Quotes from Peter Linstead were published in an article in Personnel Today (online) on compensation claims.
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  • 'Are we responsible for rainwater flooding downhill?'

    15.08.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'The case of the non-sleeping policeman'

    08.08.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'Soliciting Advice from a Barrister'

    07.08.2008

    Nic Scampion published an article in People Management (online) on the Direct Access scheme.
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  • 'Getting my money from an investment scheme'

    01.08.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'My neighbour’s trees are damaging our house'

    25.07.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'Can’t I fix my own TV aerial?'

    18.07.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'How do we divide land up under our mother’s will?'

    11.07.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'Help, the council sent us a bill for £13,000'

    04.07.2008

    Mark Loveday’s response to a reader question, in The Times Bricks & Mortar
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  • 'Genetic discrimination: the need for legislation'

    July 2008

    Andrew Thompson published an article in Solicitors Journal assessing the need for genetic discrimination regulation in the UK.
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  • 'Go straight to the Bar'

    July 2008

    Nicholas Isaac published an article in the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors magazine on Direct Access.
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  • 'In Brief – Threatening an Opponent'

    July 2008

    Peter Linstead published an article in the ELA Briefing on threatening claimants at tribunals.
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