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Silence in the context of settlement – to mediate or not to mediate?

A recent Court of Appeal decision has sent a firm warning to litigants and their legal advisers in respect of the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”). The decision in Thakkar & Anr...

Brexit: Challenges and Opportunities for Agriculture

29th March 2019 will herald Brexit, at least for now. Any lawyer monitoring discussions between Brussels and Westminster can recognise a protracted mediation in full swing, with bouts of brinksmans...

Disputed ownership doesn't have to be a zero-sum game

Sometimes I still inwardly cringe at memories of my teenage years. There are far too many to mention but one memory is the posters I pulled out of magazines and blue-tacked to my bedroom wall. Most...

Did you know July is Scams Awareness Month?

To reduce your risk of becoming a victim of property fraud, you can: Sign up to the Land Registry’s free property alert service ...

Help! I'm a minority shareholder!

Minority shareholders of a private company can often feel that they are being taken advantage of. Their money is invested in the company, helping fund the business, but they are often kept in the d...

The power In your pocket – social media has changed the world, don’t let it damage your business

Facebook, Instagram, Twitter - they connect us to friends old and new and give our businesses access to customers and markets we couldn’t have dreamed possible just a handful of years ago. ...

Enforcing property rights: can you still get an injunction?

If you own or occupy a property, and someone else’s actions (or inactions) are causing you problems, then an injunction is your ultimate legal weapon. It is a court order which forces someone to ...

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