Habitual Residence
A brief stay in another country is unlikely to be sufficient to establish habitual residence…
June 26, 2026 By Kai Whicker
Commercial Property – compliance with the MEES Regulations
Commercial property landlords need to have the MEES Regulations (Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England…
June 26, 2026 By Kate Westlake
Rural tenancies – issues to be wary of!
Farm Business Tenancies (FBTs) have been around for well over 20 years now but a…
June 26, 2026 By Ian Thomas
Intestacy Rules – who inherits when there is no Will?
When a person dies without a Will they die Intestate and the Intestacy Rules determine…
June 26, 2026 By James Burrows
Resolving disputes online
In the next few years low value civil claims may be able to be resolved…
June 26, 2026 By Catherine Mathews
Who owns the highway?
The recent query 'Who Owns Highways' from one of my developer clients has prompted me…
June 26, 2026 By Ben Wheeler
Set-off Defence now Available in Employment Tribunal Claims
The recent Employment Appeal Tribunal case of Ridge v HM Land Registry has confirmed for…
June 26, 2026 By Jeremy Crook
Dealing with trespassers on commercial property or rural land
Trespassers, or ‘Squatters’ as they are commonly known as, can present a major problem for…
June 26, 2026 By Ben Jones
Short term letting, long term consequences
Accommodation websites like Airbnb have soared in popularity as the demand for short-term lettings of…
June 26, 2026 By Stephens Scown
Attorneys beware
The recent case of Re VH v. DH which was decided by the Court of…
June 26, 2026 By Ian Newcombe
Fraud prevention
All charities need to be alive to the risk of fraud. Sadly, we live in…
June 26, 2026 By Stephens Scown
Stephens Scown IP specialists recognised in prestigious IP STARS rankings
Two members of Stephens Scown's Intellectual Property and Data Protection team have been recognised in…
June 25, 2026 By Stephens Scown