The Charities Act 2022 modernised the rules governing charity property transactions in England and Wales. From new Designated Adviser requirements to greater flexibility for trustees, understanding these changes is essential to ensure compliance and protect your charity when buying, selling, leasing or mortgaging property.
Senior Associate Solicitor Chris Moye discusses how landlords can safeguard their position when granting a commercial lease.
Associate Solicitor Martin Davitt discusses some key considerations and steps involved in renewing a commercial lease in the context of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
Congratulations to our Corporate team for winning ‘Corporate Law Firm of the Year’ for the firm at the South East regional Corporate Finance awards ceremony.
2024 looks like being another busy year in intellectual property. Read why we think it’s a good time to review your business IP.
New legislation creates extra duties for providers of online services and their employees. Read our introduction to the new law, and get in touch if you think it might apply to your business.
Gaby Hardwicke recently acted in the sale of Eastbourne Borough Football Club and its assets to an external investor.
Senior Associate Solicitor Christopher Moye discusses points landlords should consider before granting a lease on their commercial property.
Partner Mark Williams provides an update on the position with regard to Sole Director Companies, previously reported in his article dated 12/10/2022.
We have recently updated our briefing note: Energy Efficiency in Privately Rented Commercial Property to highlight the next stage (Stage 3) of the phased implementation of the 2015 Regulations, to take effect from 1 April 2023. We also briefly explore in this updated briefing note the Government’s latest proposed changes to the MEES Regulations, with the aim for these to take effect from April 2025.