Legal Insights & Updates
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Statutory Demands: When to Use Them and When to Think Twice
A statutory demand can be a powerful tool for recovering debts over £5,000, but it is not always the right move. This article examines when to deploy one and common pitfalls to avoid.
Section 21 Is Going: What Landlords Need to Do Now
The Renters' Reform Bill is set to abolish no-fault evictions. For landlords still relying on Section 21, time is running out to adjust your approach to possession proceedings.
Preparing for a County Court Hearing: A Practical Checklist
Whether you are a claimant or defendant, proper preparation is the difference between success and failure at trial. This checklist covers the essentials, from bundles to witness statements.
Deprivation of Assets: How Local Authorities Get It Wrong
Being accused of deliberately depriving yourself of assets to avoid care fees is a serious allegation. Here is how to challenge the decision and what evidence the council actually needs.
Fixed Costs in Civil Litigation: What the Extended Regime Means for You
The expanded fixed costs regime now covers most civil claims up to £100,000. Understanding how costs work is essential for anyone considering or defending a claim.
Commercial Lease Disputes: Dilapidations Claims Explained
At the end of a commercial lease, dilapidations claims can run into tens of thousands of pounds. Knowing your obligations and how to challenge an inflated schedule is critical.
Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims: Steps You Cannot Skip
Before issuing a money claim, the pre-action protocol requires specific steps. Failing to follow the protocol properly can cost you at the costs stage, even if you win.
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