January 24, 2022
Utility company cannot enter commercial premises for unpaid bills
Utility companies whose bills have not been paid may enter private property, whether it be commercial or residential, in order …
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Utility companies whose bills have not been paid may enter private property, whether it be commercial or residential, in order …
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Real estate and commercial lawyer Javi Khanijau, based in Harrogate, has joined national firm Excello Law. Qualifying in 2005, Javi …
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New research commissioned by the family justice organisation Resolution has uncovered the struggles experienced by separated parents, particularly during the …
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Brexit and judicial review On 6th December 2021, The Times reported that the UK Government is planning further action to …
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The high street chain Timpson recently announced that it will pay for hormone replacement therapy (HRT) prescriptions for employees experiencing menopausal …
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The coronavirus pandemic radically accelerated the shift towards working from home. It has been embraced by the financial services industry. …
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As 2021 draws to a close, I thought I would use this column to reflect on another strange year and …
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High hopes were pinned on the audit reforms that were expected to restore trust in corporate governance and audit. So …
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The legal right that many commercial tenants enjoy to have their leases renewed can be overcome if their landlords ‘intend’ …
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As we approach the anniversary of our 13th year in operation, we were delighted recently to recognise a group of …
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Brexit and the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) On 7th November 2021, The Sunday Times published a supplement entitled …
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In order to be subject to non-domestic rates, a commercial space must be capable of beneficial occupation for the purpose …
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The case concerned a pub that was the only such establishment in a rural village. There had been a hostelry …
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In this guideline case, the court set out the legal principles which it will use to determine whether a prescriptive …
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Data protection is seldom out of the headlines these days. Whether its massive data breaches involving multinational companies or members …
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SNG Barratt Group Ltd, an internationally renowned classic parts specialist based in Shropshire, has acquired Herefordshire-based Holden Vintage and Classic …
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Private client lawyer Abigail Howson, who specialises in all aspects of private client work including wills, trusts, LPAs, Court of …
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This event has now taken place, but you may view a recording of the webinar. To help companies and business …
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Rex Cowell Solicitors, led by Rex Cowell (far left), has merged its practice with national consultancy law firm Excello Law. …
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The case concerned mixed commercial and residential premises that were held on a 20-year lease. By mistake, the rent paid …
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Where the COVID-19 pandemic rendered the use of commercial premises illegal or unviable, should the resulting losses fall on the …
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Companies engaged in developing UK property are often registered abroad and that can pose legal difficulties for creditors. As a …
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Noise pollution may blight people’s lives, but it by no means always amounts to an unlawful nuisance for which compensation …
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Recognising that the system for granting Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA), is ‘cumbersome, bureaucratic and complex’, the Ministry of Justice …
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Brexit and Italy There has been plenty of talk in the UK post-Brexit about the UK strengthening its trade links …
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It is now six years since the Modern Slavery Act (MSA) was passed by the UK government to prevent the …
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Agriculture and estates lawyer Richard Williams and real estate lawyer Richard Osborn have been recognised in the Chambers legal directory …
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National PR and marketing agency Influential recently completed its first acquisition with the merger of north-west based creative branding agency, …
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This week, a judge at Oxford County Court handed down what is believed to be the first judgment of its …
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Earlier this month, Alice Thompson was awarded nearly £185,000 in compensation when her boss refused to let her leave work …
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Excello lawyers across commercial litigation, sports, employment, real estate and family law have achieved prestigious rankings in the 2022 Legal …
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Brexit and Estonia On 10th September 2021, the online newsletter, City AM, published an interview with the new Prime Minister …
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On 10 September, the UK government launched its widely-anticipated consultation on reforms to the UK’s data protection laws. The consultation …
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Excello Law has been shortlisted as a finalist for Law Company of the Year in The Lawyer Awards 2021. The …
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The ‘Entente Cordiale’ Brexit has definitely put the relationship between the UK and France under some strain, resulting in The …
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Alexis Colfer, a corporate and commercial specialist, has joined national firm Excello Law. Alexis is based in Winchester and has …
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There was a time when data protection was virtually a byword for something dull, boring and technical. No longer. The …
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Trade with China The UK press is full of concerns about the UK’s allegedly growing economic dependence on China, particularly …
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The government recently announced that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will come into force on 6 April 2022, …
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Gitta Altmann, a bilingual English and German-speaking corporate and commercial lawyer, has joined national firm Excello Law, based in London. …
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With the holiday season now in full swing, people may be letting out all or parts of their homes for …
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People may be familiar with the permitted development right to change office and light industrial units to residential. Effective as …
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Brexit and the Struggle for Talent Six months on from the end of the post-Brexit transition period, the British media …
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On 28 June, the European Commission adopted a so-called ‘adequacy decision’ in respect of the UK’s data laws. There were …
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Brexit and Singapore On 28th June 2021, the online newsletter, City AM, reported that the UK would be starting trade …
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Brexit and an all-Ireland Trade Boom Amidst the glitches that have been thrown up by Brexit (particularly in relation to …
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Brexit and Article 16 of the Ireland / Northern Ireland Protocol (“the Protocol”) In the context of arguments between the …
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National, new-model firm Excello Law has expanded its real estate and property development team in Liverpool with the arrival of …
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The government has announced an extension to the moratorium on commercial rent arrears and premises recovery until 25th March 2022 …
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Brexit and the Horizon Europe Programme Part 5 of the reformatted UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement 2020/21 (TCA) provides for …
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Developers should be aware that as of 28 June 2021 (and subject to the transitional provisions summarised below), 25% of …
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As we went into the first lockdown in March 2020, our teams were on hand to support clients navigating through …
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The government has announced that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act will come into force on 06 April 2022, introducing …
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The Insolvency Service enjoys wide powers in administering compulsory company liquidations and personal bankruptcies. These extend to investigating companies that …
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On 3 June, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced that it had fined the Conservative party £10,000 for sending direct …
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Brexit and a Norwegian Saga The online newsletter, City AM, for 24th May 2021 reported that negotiations between the UK …
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Brexit and the proposed EU Regulation on Foreign Subsidies On 5th May 2021, the EU Commission published a proposal for …
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Brexit and the Netherlands On 27th April 2021, the Brussels-based private–sector news service, EURACTIV, which has been covering EU affairs …
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Excello Law has opened an office in Leicester city centre at 5 Museum Square boosting its national network to nine …
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Brexit and the Queen’s Speech The Queen’s Speech, which was delivered to the UK Parliament on 11th May 2021 and …
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