Podcasts
Sporting rights (including the right to shoot) can cause issues particularly if they are granted over land which may be developed in the future. Henry Fea is joined by Tristram van Lawick and Emma Preece to discuss how these rights arise and how they can be terminated, including the approaches taken towards calculating damages in the context of development.
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My “15 Minutes of fame”, Eddie Redmayne and The Theory of Everything...
Charlotte Posnansky
Quick Reads
PISCES – HMRC release technical note on the interaction of PISCES on share schemes and incentives
Tim Edgar
Insights
Computing quotes Gareth Mills on a major antitrust case involving Google
Gareth Mills
In the Press
Michael O'Connor and Lauren Fraser write for Property Week on the impact of the Building Safety Act on residential property management
Michael O'Connor
In the Press
Martyn’s Law receives Royal Assent – what do property owners and occupiers need to do now?
Ben Butterworth
Quick Reads
From Double Helix to the Courtroom – A Look Down The Microscope into DNA Testing in Family Law
James Elliott-Hughes
Insights
The path to paradise or the road to ruin? The Pathfinder pilot in Children Act cases
Ben Haynes
Quick Reads
Private wealth shuffle: Uncovering the latest relocation trends of fortunes
Yacine Diallo
Insights
Setting Standards: The Ciarb Guideline on AI Use in Arbitration
Dalal Alhouti
Insights
Risky Business: Lessons in clearing up Contractual Confusion in John Sisk and Son Ltd v Capital & Centric (Rose) Ltd
Murron McKeiver
Insights
TCC decision on validity of payment and payless notices served simultaneously
Johnathon Grasso
Insights
Investors' Chronicle quotes Natalie Butler on how to pass on your digital assets
Natalie Butler
In the Press
Charles Russell Speechlys advises long standing client Puma Growth Partners on its investment in LOVE CORN
Ashwin Pillay
News
Startups Magazine quotes Daniel Rosenberg on the use of AI and technology in M&A
Daniel Rosenberg
In the Press
Relocation to Portugal: The Portuguese Tax Incentive Regime for Scientific Research and Innovation (NHR 2.0)
Julia Mauricio
Quick Reads