First shots fired in WeWork’s UK battle with landlords
Landlords seek cancellation of leases after WeWork files US bankruptcy proceedings
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Government vows to penalise developers over unsafe buildings
Housing department could force Yianis Group to pay to fix building safety issues
Housing association Accent in legal battle over service charge
The case could have wider implications across the association’s portfolio
Leaseholders of building overlooking palace win freehold battle
The High Court has ruled tenants were entitled to exercise their right of collective enfranchisement
Campaigners bring legal challenge to ITV Studios redevelopment
Campaigners argue that approval is legally flawed and contradicts housing and carbon priorities
Golders Green property business ordered to dismantle office
Three sections built under PDR required planning permission once linked together
Town Legal bids farewell to founding partner, and promotes from within
With Patrick Robinson due to retire this month, the planning law firm has promoted Paul Arnett
County court underinvestment harming access to justice for landlords and tenants
PLA survey reveals impact of underinvestment in the county court system on businesses and landlords
Marks & Spencer wins Oxford Street planning battle
The retailer has won its High Court battle with the government on redeveloping its flagship store
Supreme Court weighs Japanese knotweed case
Court asked to decide on devaluation of property owing to presence of knotweed
