Podcasts
COVID-19 is leading to major changes in the landlord and tenant relationship in relation to commercial leases. But how will this affect the courts’ approach to determining renewal lease terms under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954? Emma Humphreys explores the most likely areas of dispute with Georgina Redsell and Samuel Lear.
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Georgina Muskett
Senior Associate, Real Estate & Disputes, Real Estate Disputes
‘One plus one makes two': Court of Protection finds conflict of interest within law firm structure
Katie Foulds
Insights
City AM quotes Charlotte Duly on Tesco’s Clubcard rebrand after losing battle with Lidl
Charlotte Duly
In the Press
Portfolio Adviser quotes Richard Ellis on the FCA's first public findings against former fund manager Neil Woodford
Richard Ellis
In the Press
eprivateclient quotes Sally Ashford on considerations around power of attorney
Sally Ashford
In the Press
Michael Powner and Sophie Rothwell write for Law360 on anti-bias protection
Michael Powner
In the Press
Has a new route to recovery opened up for victims of banking payment frauds?
Katie Bewick
Insights
Charles Russell Speechlys boosts its Real Estate offering with the arrival of Kim Lalli and Rafe Courage
Kim Lalli
News
Cosmopolitan quotes Sarah Jane Boon on how to deal with break-up admin
Sarah Jane Boon
In the Press
Property Patter: Building and Fire Safety Miniseries - part 1
Michael O'Connor
Podcasts
Daniel Sullivan writes for Law360 on hundreds of 'rogue filings' being lodged via Companies House and advice for affected banks
Daniel Sullivan
In the Press
The Financial Times, The Guardian and City AM quote Sophie Dworetzsky and Dominic Lawrance on Labour’s proposed tax crackdown on non-doms
Sophie Dworetzsky
In the Press
The Lawyer covers the launch of our new Advanced Client Solutions team
Joe Cohen
In the Press
Charles Russell Speechlys expands innovation offering with creation of new Advanced Client Solutions team
Joe Cohen
News
Why Switzerland is poised to become a prime jurisdiction for families to establish their private trust companies
Dharshi Wijetunga
Insights