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Property Patter: Mythbusters

Property Patter: Mythbusters

Common misconceptions around property disputes

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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Meet the team

Emma Humphreys
Emma Humphreys

Partner

Real Estate Disputes

London office
Emma Preece
Emma Preece

Senior Associate

Real Estate Disputes

Cheltenham office
Samuel Lear
Samuel Lear

Associate

Real Estate Disputes

London office

Our thinking

Charity Training Series

Sarah Rowley

Events
22 Jun 2023
Join us in our three part series where we will be joined by various experts. Read More Join us in our three part series where we will be joined by various experts.
Neurodiversity in the workplace

Michael Powner

Insights
28 Mar 2023
Employers are becoming increasingly aware of the competitive advantage to their businesses of having a neurodiverse workforce. Read More Employers are becoming increasingly aware of the competitive advantage to their businesses of having a neurodiverse workforce.
Number crunching times

Emma Humphreys

quick reads
28 Mar 2023
Looking at the most recent figures on corporate insolvencies makes for worrying reading for landlords and occupiers alike, with overall numbers now... Read More Looking at the most recent figures on corporate insolvencies makes for worrying reading for landlords and occupiers alike, with overall numbers now...
Urban farming could result in further demand for logistics space

Eddie Richards

quick reads
27 Mar 2023
We will have all noticed increasingly bare shelves in the salad and veg aisles of late. There are a number of competing factors such as labour shor... Read More We will have all noticed increasingly bare shelves in the salad and veg aisles of late. There are a number of competing factors such as labour shor...
Basic Guide to Different Types of Liabilities and Claims Under the Building Safety Act 2022

Hannah McDonald

Insights
24 Mar 2023
In this guide we look at some of the liabilities and claims which can arise as a result of the Building Safety Act 2022. Read More In this guide we look at some of the liabilities and claims which can arise as a result of the Building Safety Act 2022.
Defect Claims in Construction Projects

Sam Johnson

Insights
24 Mar 2023
This article tackles what a construction defect is, where the liability for such defects sits, and how defect claims might be resolved. Read More This article tackles what a construction defect is, where the liability for such defects sits, and how defect claims might be resolved.
FT Adviser quotes Sarah Higgins on the abolished LTA and how this affects divorce and inheritance

Sarah Higgins

In the Press
23 Mar 2023
How could the abolished LTA affect divorce and inheritance? Read More How could the abolished LTA affect divorce and inheritance?
The Times quotes Karen Stages on solicitor apprenticeships

Karen Stages

In the Press
23 Mar 2023
“We have been offering apprenticeships for six years, and this year marks the year that our first cohort will qualify as solicitors. " Read More “We have been offering apprenticeships for six years, and this year marks the year that our first cohort will qualify as solicitors. "
The Times quotes Rupa Lakha on the Indian legal services market opening up to foreign lawyers

Rupa Lakha

In the Press
23 Mar 2023
Rupa Lakha reacts to the Indian legal services market opening up to foreign lawyers, providing new opportunities for collaboration. Read More Rupa Lakha reacts to the Indian legal services market opening up to foreign lawyers, providing new opportunities for collaboration.
Property Patter: Spring Budget 2023

Samuel Lear

Podcasts
22 Mar 2023
Our Real Estate team discuss what the Spring Budget means for Property-focused businesses. Read More Our Real Estate team discuss what the Spring Budget means for Property-focused businesses.
Sarah Wray writes for eprivateclient on the tax implications to consider when developing a garden

Sarah Wray

In the Press
21 Mar 2023
Losing the plot: Tax implications of developing the garden Read More Losing the plot: Tax implications of developing the garden
This week in the news: inheritance tax interest costs rising due to Probate delays

Sarah Wray

quick reads
21 Mar 2023
This week the Daily Telegraph published an article reporting that bereaved families are having to pay hundred of pounds a week in extra inheritance... Read More This week the Daily Telegraph published an article reporting that bereaved families are having to pay hundred of pounds a week in extra inheritance...
Felicity Chapman writes for Circle2Success on changes to Capital Gains Tax rules

Felicity Chapman

In the Press
20 Mar 2023
Separating Spouses and Civil Partners to Benefit from Changes to Capital Gains Tax Rules Read More Separating Spouses and Civil Partners to Benefit from Changes to Capital Gains Tax Rules
LexisNexis features Patrick Gearon FCIArb in its UAE Managing Partner Report

Patrick Gearon FCIArb

In the Press
20 Mar 2023
"We hope to continue to grow all three of our Middle East offices and grow our presence in other key markets in the Middle East..." Read More "We hope to continue to grow all three of our Middle East offices and grow our presence in other key markets in the Middle East..."
WhatsAppGate - Should businesses be reviewing their social media policies?

Anna Rogers

quick reads
20 Mar 2023
The former Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, has found himself in hot water again this month after journalist Isabel Oakeshott leaked more than 100,0... Read More The former Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, has found himself in hot water again this month after journalist Isabel Oakeshott leaked more than 100,0...
Failing to prevent is preparing to fail - the new "failure to prevent" fraud criminal offence

Abigail Rushton

Insights
17 Mar 2023
The "Bill" has proposed a new criminal offence for corporate entities for the failure to prevent fraud. Read More The "Bill" has proposed a new criminal offence for corporate entities for the failure to prevent fraud.
Better to prepare and prevent: Martyn’s Law

Rosie Foster

quick reads
17 Mar 2023
In the latest drive by the Government to improve the UK’s resilience to terrorism, ‘Martyn’s Law’, also known as the ‘Protect Duty’, has been intro... Read More In the latest drive by the Government to improve the UK’s resilience to terrorism, ‘Martyn’s Law’, also known as the ‘Protect Duty’, has been intro...
Digital Assets in 2022-23: Key Developments & Trend Spotting in the UK, Switzerland, the Middle East & Hong Kong

Nick White

Insights
17 Mar 2023
We explore key developments & trend spotting in the UK, Switzerland, the Middle East & Hong Kong for digital assets. Read More We explore key developments & trend spotting in the UK, Switzerland, the Middle East & Hong Kong for digital assets.
Tips on managing disputes after the Privy Council refuses to hear appeal in Perry offshore trust litigation

Sarah Moore

Insights
17 Mar 2023
The Privy Council refused to hear appeal in Perry offshore trust litigation - here are tips on managing trust disputes. Read More The Privy Council refused to hear appeal in Perry offshore trust litigation - here are tips on managing trust disputes.
Spring Budget - Corporate Tax

Helen Coward

Insights
17 Mar 2023
The Chancellor clearly hopes that the new first year allowance will incentivise business investment. Read More The Chancellor clearly hopes that the new first year allowance will incentivise business investment.

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