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The London Marathon returns to the city this Sunday 2nd October. Along with an expected 40,000 participants our head of Commercial Property Gary Wainwright will be competing and raising money for charity. Continue reading →
The price a property fetches at auction is often seen as the most reliable measure of its market value. However, as an Upper Tribunal (UT) ruling in a leasehold enfranchisement case showed, that is not by any means always the case. Continue reading →
The Register of Overseas Entities came into force online on 1 August 2022. Continue reading →
In yesterday’s mini-budget, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng announced widespread reductions to the Stamp Duty Land Tax. Continue reading →
Robert Johnson, Partner and Head of Professional Negligence at Healys LLP, successfully represented a claimant in a professional negligence claim against a firm of solicitors. The claim arose out of the manner in which the firm in question dealt with our client’s claim against her tenants for possession of the property.
Robert Johnson, Partner and Head of Professional Negligence at Healys LLP, successfully represented two claimants in professional negligence and breach of contract claims against a leading UK Bank. Continue reading →
Commercial Lawyer, Samantha Oakley will be sharing legal insights and tips next month at this year’s London IP Week 5.0. Continue reading →
Robert Johnson, Partner and Head of Professional Negligence at Healys LLP, successfully represented a claimant win a professional negligence claim against a firm of Architects. Continue reading →
Last month, Healys LLP was proud to sponsor and attend FOOTPRINT+ – the new UK property event for a zero-carbon future.
Footprint+ is a ground-breaking property conference focusing on reducing the carbon footprint of the built environment and the real estate industry. The event brings together representatives from every sector of the UK property market to explore and discover state of the art methods by which the UK can meet its commitment to become net zero by 2050. Continue reading →
The acrimonious end of intimate relationships is sadly often marked by the making of wounding accusations. However, as a High Court case made plain, anyone involved in such personal disputes should think long and hard before resorting to defamation proceedings. Continue reading →
