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Renters Reform Bill: Ending no-fault eviction

Announced on 17 May, the Renters (Reform) Bill will allow tenants to challenge their landlords without fear of being evicted in retaliation.

Written by Daniel Bolster

What is employment status? Advice for employers and employees

Are you a worker or employee? If you work for someone, their responsibilities to you can vary substantially depending on your employment status.

Japanese knotweed: A property purchase red flag

Presence of Japanese knotweed can result in a reduction in the value of a property and require specialist management and treatment. We look at the problems.

Written by Sophie Button

Commercial landlord? The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES)

As part of the drive to carbon net zero, minimum energy efficiency standards for rented commercial properties are changing.

Artificial Intelligence (AI): What laws apply?

The use of AI is developing fast. Before your business embarks into the world of AI, how do you know you won't fall foul of the law? We look at the regulations.

Written by Clare Veal

Eviction Notices: Got one? Need one?

As the cost of living crisis continues, we can expect to see a rise in eviction notices. Whatever the cause, having the correct information is key. A guide for landlords and tenants.

Written by Daniel Bolster

Unfair dismissal claims: Don’t end up paying double compensation

A recent employment appeal tribunal highlights potential double compensatory payments. Advice for employers.

Making a will: What happens to digital assets?

We may all know that a will helps allocate your financial assets after death. But with so much now held online, what happens to digital assets?