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Real Estate Rundown S2 Ep 3: Revitalising high streets - the new Rental Auction Regime

Andrew Jones and Rebecca Mushing discuss the High Street Rental Auctions Regime under the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act 2023 - exploring its impact on commercial landlords, vacant units and the future of the high street.

Law & Business: September 2025

Welcome to the September edition of our newsletter, bringing you a curated selection of insightful articles from across our Business Group. This month, we cover key legal updates and trends across Employment Law, Corporate (including VAT) Law, Business Immigration Law and Commercial Law, alongside a guest appearance from our Commercial Litigation team.

Sale of an iconic curry house: lessons to take-away or a naan-starter?

Parminder Takhar, Senior Associate discusses the story of the Royal Nawaab and highlights how it provides several lessons for anyone involved in the disposal or acquisition of a commercial venture.

Law & Business: February 2025

Welcome to the February edition of our newsletter, bringing you a curated selection of insightful articles from across our Business Group. This month, we cover key legal updates and trends across Employment Law, Corporate (including VAT) Law, Business Immigration Law and Commercial Law, alongside a guest appearance from our Commercial Litigation team.

Time for your business MOT: Reviewing your T&Cs and contracts

In this podcast, Patrick McCullum, Senior Associate and Shivani Pandya, Solicitor in our Commercial team discuss ways in which you can review your T&Cs and contracts by providing examples such as cashflow, legislative changes, data protection, relevant training and future-proofing your business.

Construction delays go to VAR

Based on the current law, parties can now apply more commercial pressure and consider the wider context of the project as a whole when deciding upon or challenging the contractual liquidated damages figure for culpable delay.

Forfeiture for rent arrears

We were instructed on behalf of a commercial landlord who was seeking to take back possession of its premises because the tenant was not paying rent. The tenant was in substantial arrears, but was continuing to carry on a restaurant business from the premises.

Frustration not the answer to terminating a lease

With no clear path yet determined for our exit from the European Union, many commercial tenants could have been forgiven for watching the dispute between the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and its landlord, Canary Wharf, with their fingers crossed.

The high street, a place to thrive for independent businesses

Jon Blood is an experienced commercial property consultant and director at Leamington Spa-based Wareing & Company. Here he talks to us about why delivering social experiences is part of the way forward for our high streets, and why a solution to the high street isn’t a one size fits all solution.

Real Estate Rundown S1 Ep 6: Landlord and Tenant Act 1954

In this episode of Real Estate Rundown, our Commercial Real Estate experts, David Slade and Andrew Jones, discuss the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and the significant changes proposed by the Law Commission in their recent consultation paper.