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On the 17th June, we’re taking on 10K for justice at the 2019 London Legal sponsored walk.

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Apr 2019

London Legal Walk

On the 17th June, we’re taking on 10K for justice at the 2019 London Legal sponsored walk.

Mar 2019

‘Real-life Daniel Blake”s barrister blasts legal aid cuts following tribunal win

Feb 2019

Equality Act: access to assessors in the county court

Andrea Qwarnstrom and Simon Mullings consider the current law and guidance around the use of Equality Act assessors in the county court. Experience suggests that more robust procedures and guidance might be needed to ensure that this important court resource is properly utilised.

Nov 2018

Legal 500 2019

Well done to the Housing Team for once again achieving recognition in the Legal 500 as one of the top firms providing advice and assistance in the area of Social Housing and Landlord & Tenant work.

Oct 2018

Life on Universal Credit

Life on Universal Credit ‘They gave me a 212-day sanction so I had no living costs for seven months’

Sep 2018

Justice for all? the legal aid crisis

Justice for all? Inside the legal aid crisis

Sep 2018

Stratford office now open

We are delighted to announce our new Stratford office at 37 Broadway, E15 4BQ is now open. There is a specialist team of qualified and experienced lawyers waiting to help.

Aug 2018

Commercial Property Update: Overage Agreements

Due to recent case law, overage agreements is currently a hot topic for real estate lawyers.

Aug 2018

Business leases explained

The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 governs business tenancies and has been in force for over 60 years, but what does the Act mean in the world of commercial leases?

Kavita Rana

Jul 2018

The effect of Japanese Knotweed in the property market

Japanese Knotweed is one of the most invasive plants in the UK. It spreads rapidly and can grow up to 10cm a day. It is extremely difficult to eradicate from land and can penetrate foundations, concrete hardstanding and walls, causing considerable damage. The Government has estimated that eradicating it from the UK would cost £2.6 billion.