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Commercial Lease Alterations: Tenant’s Perspective

If your business needs change, you may want to alter your commercial property. However, your lease may include restrictions on what alterations are allowed.

The importance of due diligence in business transactions

Thinking of buying a business? This article breaks down how to choose the right level of due diligence - basically, how deep you should dig before making a deal.

Rising costs, falling trust: riding the current HMRC wave

Nathan Talbott, Head of Commercial Litigation, and specialising in complex financial, tax and corporate disputes, dissects the recent report by the Committee of Public Accounts on the state of our tax system, and shares his thoughts on what HMRC needs to do to rebuild public trust.

Summer House Hunting: What UK Homebuyers Should Look for During Hot Weather Viewings

Before committing to a property purchase this summer, here are key practical and legal considerations to keep in mind during your viewings.

Lease vs Licence to Occupy: What’s the Difference in Commercial Property?

When it comes to commercial property arrangements, understanding the difference between a lease and a licence to occupy is essential. In this article, we explore the key features of leases and licences and how they apply to commercial property.

Commercial Agreements: Critical Legal Protections for Business Survival

Discover the key contracts every business needs: T&Cs, employment, lease, and data policies to reduce legal risk and improve resilience in uncertain times.

Sponsorship Agreements in Sport: Building Strong, Strategic Partnerships

Sponsorship in sport has evolved far beyond logos on shirts and pitch-side banners. It’s now a strategic partnership where visibility, brand alignment, and measurable returns are critical to success. We explore the key clauses that shape successful sports sponsorship contracts.

Granting easements: points to consider

Discover what landowners and developers need to consider when granting easements for utilities, from Easement Strips to futureproofing and third party negotiations.

Varying or extending loan terms: what borrowers need to know

In acting for both lenders and borrowers, we’ve seen that borrowers are more often reaching the end of their loan terms without having secured new finance or completed necessary property sales. If you find yourself in this position, it’s crucial to understand your options for varying or extending your loan terms and how a real estate finance lawyer can help you navigate this process.

Flexible working: Making the right request, getting the right results

Understand flexible working rights, employer obligations, and tips for employees making requests.