Our highly experienced lawyers explore recent developments within the built environment and provide guidance on how to deal with any legal issues:
- Time is running out for overseas entities that own property in the UK to register at Companies House. Read our latest article for a summary of what overseas entities need to do to ensure compliance. ETCA deadline.
- In the second article on expert evidence in International Arbitration, Katherine Doran and Iona Hamilton consider how parties and the tribunal can obtain maximum benefit from expert evidence, and in particular the role of experts. Expert evidence in International Arbitration.
- You or MEES? Who Deals With the Risk and Cost of Compliance?
- As inflation in the UK hits a 40-year high, we explore the mechanisms for dealing with inflation under construction contracts. High rises and higher rises - tackling inflation in construction contracts.
- In the first article on expert evidence in International Arbitration, we set out discuss practical advice for the selection and appointment of experts, and relevant procedural rules. International Arbitration - selecting and appointing experts.
- A recent decision in the Court of Session has made clear the serious potential pitfalls of not properly considering VAT on the exercise of a break clause. VAT and break clauses to pay or not to pay?
- Following two unprecedented years, owners, operators and tenants of commercial property in England, Scotland and Wales now face a fresh roster of challenges. Dark times ahead: commercial leases and the energy crisis.
- The County Court provides clarification on the valuation structure to be adopted when determining the annual rents of renewal leases relating to electronic communications sites under section 34 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Read more.
To find out more about any of the points raised in this article, please contact David McNeice.
