We were recently instructed to register a parcel of unregistered land on behalf of our client. What initially appeared to be a straightforward first‑registration process quickly developed into a complex ownership dispute.

We recently completed a refinance for a client following a referral from a valued lender partner. The property in question let to several commercial occupiers on a mixture of leases and licences. During the due diligence stage a number of tenancy discrepancies came to light including inconsistent lease terms and missing plans. The lender was unable to progress the loan without the rectification of the discrepancies and the client had already committed financially to the deal

Commercial landlords and tenants often need guidance on lease management after they have entered into their lease. Here is an example of an enquiry we recently received for a tenant who occupies an industrial unit where its needs for the premises have changed. We guided them through the process of coming out of their current lease saving them rent and without breaching any of the lease terms.

After much publicity and debate over the proposed seismic changes to employment law, the Employment Rights Bill became the Employment Rights Act in December 2025. While the Act is now in place the journey along the Government’s road map for the implementation of each new area of law is set to continue throughout 2026 and 2027.

Employers need to navigate employee protection and sexual harassment risks As now is the time of year when businesses start thinking ahead to their work Christmas parties, it is important for employers to ensure that such events do not create a hub for inappropriate behaviour.

Reminder: less than 3 weeks to go until the Immigration Skills Charge increase, an employer mandatory levy!