Insights

Mandate letters, or commitment letters, are sent by an arranging bank (an ‘arranger’) to a borrower in syndicated transactions. The...

In our previous REF Insights [here and here] we wrote about the register of overseas entities (the “ROE”) which was established by the...

The hottest planning decision of the summer is in! Last Thursday, the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities rejected...

Hybrid buildings. An opportunity for developers to create universal, “neutral-use” buildings whose design, infrastructure, and technology...

A Canadian case, so not binding on the English courts; it is of interest though. Coffee Time Summary The judge decided, on the facts,...

In our previous REF Insights [here and here] we wrote about the register of overseas entities (the “ROE”) which was established by the...

Zombies will be wiped out, which is good news for many but bad news for online gamers and fans of World War Z (which I never watched nor...

I have come across many ground breaking developments in 30 years of legal practice including a precursor to the 'contract by emoji'. Back...

That's an eye-catchingly large number, being the amount of I&L space that Knight Frank's research shows will fail to reach the minimum...

The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill has already faced several rounds of markups, and the Secretary of State for the Department of...

After attending Maples Teesdale and Realty Insurances 'Back to the future: The carbon advantage of retrofit over rebuild' event last...