In the Press
Simon Green and Poras Dhakan write for Middle East Business Intelligence on the impact of COVID-19 on leases in the Middle East. Read more below.
Emoji on trial: Can a thumbs-up waive a rent increase?
Harriet Durn
Quick Reads
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Charles Russell Speechlys advises BioMed Realty on two new lettings at the Babraham B960 Research Campus
Lynsey Inglis
News
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Data Centre Arbitration in the Middle East: Navigating Disputes Amid Security Challenges
Gareth Mills
Insights
min readPlanning committees – the national scheme of delegation
Sadie Pitman
Quick Reads
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Mark White comments in Property Week on the rising demand for self-storage assets
Mark White
In the Press
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Georgina Muskett comments in Estates Gazette and Property Week on a major redevelopment case involving Spirit Pub Company and Pridewell Properties
Georgina Muskett
In the Press
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Matt Cordwent and Lauren Hunt consider nuisance claims and the role of expert evidence in Expert Witness Journal
Matt Cordwent
In the Press
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Lauren Fraser comments in The Daily Telegraph on the UK Renters' Rights Act and "no fault" evictions
Lauren Fraser
In the Press
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New housing: the management burden of public spaces
Claire Fallows
Quick Reads
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Liquidated Damages and Pre-Agreed Compensation under the New UAE Civil Code: Article 340
Glenn Bull
Insights
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Hardship and Lump-Sum Price Adjustments under the New UAE Civil Code: Articles 224 and 829
Glenn Bull
Insights
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Disputes Over Donuts: Dawn Raids – Preparation, Response and What to Expect
Jonathan Huth
Podcasts
Upward only Rent Review Ban: Could Your Lease Be Caught Retrospectively?
Sarah Keens
Quick Reads
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Sadie Pitman writes in Local Government Lawyer on assets of community value and changes for sporting grounds
Sadie Pitman
In the Press
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Louise Ward and Georgina Muskett contribute to Estates Gazette on life sciences dilapidations
Louise Ward
In the Press
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TCC allows Building Liability Order based on an Adjudicator’s Decision and an ‘Anticipatory’ Building Liability Order
Michael O'Connor
Insights
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