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What are your Consumer Rights when returning purchased goods?

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The cost-of-living crisis has impacted everyone in one way or another. Everyone is doing their best to ensure they receive the best value for their money. So, what happens if the goods you purchase aren't fit for purpose? In this article,...

Navigating Enforcement Methods: What to Do When Your Defendant Fails to Pay

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So, you've succeeded in your claim, securing a court order mandating the defendant to settle damages and costs within 28 days. However, the question arises: What steps should you take when the allotted 28 days elapse and the defendant has not...

Decoding 'Wagatha Christie' - Understanding Defamation and its Legal Labyrinth

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Have you seen the latest documentary, "The Real Wagatha Story", on Disney+? It is the latest documentary about the Vardy v Rooney defamation case (better known as "The Wagatha Christie trial"). These programmes can use some complex...

Can you terminate a B2B Contract?

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There are many significant differences between being a consumer and a business, especially regarding contracts. Mollie Leak, Solicitor in our Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution team, examines business-to-business contracts in detail. She also...

How to Handle a Social Media Dispute

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In 2022 there were approximately 57.6 million active social media users in the UK alone. This is about 85% of the UK's population. A staggering 4.6 million UK residents joined social media in 2022. It is an ever-growing and changing media, which...

Clarification provided for residential landlords regarding tenancy notice periods

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With several updates and changes in recent months, it’s understandable that residential landlords may be feeling slightly confused about where they stand regarding their possession proceedings or the notice periods. The good news is that the 6 months...

Amendments to possession proceedings due to come into force

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Further to The Civil Procedure (Amendment No.2) (Coronavirus) Rules 2020, that were introduced in June 2020, possession proceedings were stayed again up to 23 August 2020. With this deadline soon approaching and the coronavirus restrictions continuing...

Tenant evictions and gas safety certificate warning for landlords

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Landlords are breathing a sigh of relief over the news that a Court has allowed an eviction notice despite a copy of the gas safety certificate not being provided before the tenancy started. Mollie Leak , Litigation and Dispute Resolution ...

New Electrical Safety Standards for Landlords

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Whilst the last few months have mainly focused on the impact of Covid-19, it is important that landlords are still aware of changes that are coming into force this year. Mollie Leak , a Solicitor in our Litigation and Dispute Resolution team , explains...

Further Guidance On Delays For Possession Proceedings

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Over the recent months there have been many changes in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. These have included changes for individuals, businesses, landlords and tenants. Recently, further guidance has been released from Government on the stay of evictions for...

Guidance for residential landlords during the Covid-19 Outbreak

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16th June 2021: The latest update can be viewed by reading our " Clarification provided for residential landlords regarding tenancy notice periods " article following recent updates during 2021. The last couple of weeks have been ones of change...

What is Alternative Dispute Resolution?

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In most cases where there is a dispute between business parties, it is likely that you will be told to try and resolve matters through Alternative Dispute Resolution. Mollie Leak , Solicitor within our Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution ...