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The UK Supreme Court's judgment in Brown v Ridley and Another has important implications for adverse possession claims — particularly in boundary disputes.
The High Court ruled in favour of Iya Patarkatsishvili and Yevhen Hunyak in their case against William Woodward-Fisher on claims of fraudulent misrepresentation concerning a severe moth infestation.
Our housing team explores proposed changes to the shared ownership scheme and its future.
The Government has revamped the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to pave the way for the delivery of 1.5m new homes over the next five years.
As a ‘Client’, you must make suitable arrangements for planning, managing and monitoring your project to ensure compliance with the Building Regulations.
The Court of Appeal considered the cases of Hajan v Brent LBC & Poplar HARCA v Kerr. What does this outcome mean for landlords and their communities?
What key factors are responsible for the construction skills gap? Here, Jennie Jones in our construction team explores key factors and what industry leaders can do to take action and meet growing demand.
A recent case underscores the importance of exclusive possession in determining whether an agreement around property creates a lease or a licence.
Retailers are reacting to the Autumn Budget 2024. Here's what it means for footfall, international investment and business rates relief.
Ibrahim Ibrahim, Managing Director of Portland Design and author of ‘Future-ready Retail’ considers how consumers are changing and the way in which the high street is responding.
Following our Future of Retail and Placemaking Conference series, Helena Davies considers whether ‘placemaking’ remains the right term to describe town centre regeneration.
Our property litigators consider the recent developments in newcomer injunctions and how that was dealt with in Upholland.