Podcasts
To ease you gently into the summer, the Real Estate Disputes Team takes a look at some common myths or misunderstandings when it comes to property. For example, what’s wrong with a landlord changing the locks on a defaulting residential tenant and why is it that an email alone may not be enough to terminate a tenancy?
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The UAE's New Civil Code: Implications for Construction Contracts
Maher Al Nashar
Events
min readWelfare always prevails? The implications of A & B v C & D [2026] EWHC 972 (Fam) for UK domestic and overseas surrogacy
Ben Haynes
Quick Reads
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Claudine Morgan, Hannah Gornall and Ellen Roberts write in New Law Journal about the implications of a landmark anti-SLAPP judgment
Claudine Morgan
In the Press
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Spear's features William Longrigg's views on potential reforms to the UK family court and the reintroduction of Calderbank offers
William Longrigg
In the Press
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Jonathan Burt comments in Bloomberg Tax about HMRC’s consultation on the Uncertain Tax Treatment regime
Jonathan Burt
In the Press
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Property Patter: the latest on tenant CVAs and Restructuring Plans
Emma Humphreys
Podcasts
India-UAE BIT 2024: What to Expect When You’re Investing
Thomas R. Snider
Insights
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Charles Russell Speechlys advises long standing client SPS on its acquisition of Cleardata
Hamish Perry
News
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Charles Russell Speechlys awarded “Legal Advisers of the Year” at the HealthInvestor Awards 2026
David Coates
News
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5 things English companies and their investors need to know about human rights-related litigation risks
Kerry Stares
Insights
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The Increased Expedited Procedure Threshold under the 2026 ICC Rules: What Does It Mean for Mid-Value Construction Disputes in the UAE?
Glenn Bull
Insights
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A founder's guide to SAFEs: fast-tracking investment for UK technology start-ups
Grace Hudson
Insights
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Darren Bailey sits on the judging panel for City AM's Football Power List
Darren Bailey
In the Press
min read
Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill: Where are we now?
Lauren Fraser
Insights
min read“A Fairer End to Relationships”: First Thoughts on the Government's Landmark Consultation
Charlotte Posnansky
Quick Reads
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