The proposed changes will extend requirements relating to the inspection and testing of electrical installations in rented accommodation...

The Government has launched a consultation to implement Part 4 of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024. The consultation proposed a...

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Awareness Week Series - Part 1 As part of ASB Awareness Week, our housing management team has curated a...

As a Solicitor specialising in maternity claims (particularly those involving stillbirth and neonatal death) I welcome today's...

Almost every single document placed before the Court in any type of issued proceedings contains a “Statement of Truth” but do you know...

The Electronic Communications Code gives landowners limited grounds on which to seek the removal of telecoms masts from their land. The...

The inquiry into maternity care at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) was established in May 2022 following serious concerns...

We commonly see social housing landlords relying on Ground 12 to the Housing Act (1988), when taking possession action for breach of...

Those that work in social housing, know how hard social landlord’s resources are stretched and how they strive to perform the best social...

On Wednesday 21 May 2025, the Supreme Court released their judgment in Darwall v Dartmoor Park Authority. The Darwalls had appealed the...

When seeking possession of a property, there are broadly two types of grounds for possession that a Registered Provider landlord can rely...

This morning the press is full of condemnation for lawyers like myself. Lawyers who represent individuals making claims against the NHS....