The Government is consulting on whether the UK should effect a corporate re-domiciliation regime, allowing non-UK businesses to relocate to the UK without affecting their legal identity.
Read moreThe newly implemented National Security and Investment Act gives the UK government greater powers to scrutinise takeovers. Stuart Hatcher and Lianne Baker break down what it means for foreign investors.
Read moreThe last three months have heralded a period of unprecedented excitement in the sphere of collective competition claims, state Dispute Resolution Senior Associate, Caroline Harbord, and Trainee Solicitor, Candice Johnson.
Read moreWhat should I do if there is a leak coming through the floor of my upstairs neighbour’s flat, but I cannot contact them? James Carpenter answers the reader’s question in The Sunday Times.
Read moreForsters' Head of Cladding, Andrew Parker, appeared on BBC Newsnight discussing what the Housing Minister Michael Gove meant when he stated earlier this week, on 10 January 2022, that he will be “absolutely willing to use legal rules” to make builders pay for the removal of unsafe cladding from buildings between 11-18 metres.
Read moreFamily Partner, Matthew Brunsdon Tully, has authored an article for Solicitors Journal entitled ‘Financial remedy arbitrations – now a very appealing prospect?‘.
Read moreDispute Resolution Senior Associate, Caroline Harbord, has commented in the Financial Times on UK class actions which look set to have a big year in 2022.
Read moreResidential Property Partner, Robert Barham, has authored an article for Prime Resi entitled 'Replacing Leasehold: Can the government persuade the market?'.
Read moreResidential Property Partner, Helen Marsh, has been quoted in the Daily Telegraph article, 'Ten ways to win in the cut-throat property market'.
Read moreStuart Hatcher, Partner, and Lianne Baker, Knowledge Development Lawyer, both of our Corporate team, have written for eprivateclient on the nuances of preparing a family business for sale/investment.
Read more
