Commercial Real Estate Partner and Co-Head of the Industrial & Logistics group, Victoria Towers, has written for React News on the evolution of the logistics sector and how owners are pushing to innovate and meet sustainability goals.
Read moreIn the final article of a three-part series on ESG and sustainability, Senior Knowledge Development Lawyer, Louise Irvine, has written for Estates Gazette on the rise of sustainable leases and the challenges around enforcement.
Read moreProperty Litigation Partner, Anna Mullins, has been quoted in Property Week and Property Reporter on the long-awaited Renters’ Reform Bill entering Parliament, and the new risks it may pose for both landlords and tenants.
Read moreIn the second article of a three-part series on ESG and sustainability, Commercial Real Estate Senior Associate, Laura Haworth, and Senior Knowledge Development Lawyer, Louise Irvine, have written for Estates Gazette on how landlords and tenants should collaborate on improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.
Read moreProperty Litigation Partner, Julia Tobbell, has recently been profiled by the Law Society Gazette in their feature, Lawyer in the News.
Read moreIn the first article of a three-part series on ESG and sustainability, Commercial Real Estate Senior Associate, Laura Haworth, and Senior Knowledge Development Lawyer, Louise Irvine, have contributed a piece to Estates Gazette about the UK’s pathway to reach net zero by
Read moreCommercial Real Estate Partner and Head of Later Living, Amy France, is quoted in Institutional Real Estate, Inc.’s latest piece on Europe’s later living market, which looks at how private capital is sometimes prevented from entering the sector, and how more uniform regulation could reassure investors.
Read moreCommercial Real Estate Counsel and member of the Film & TV Studios group, Owen Spencer, has spoken to Property Week about how the last 12 months have seen a change from the rapid rise in film and TV studio space, which the industry had enjoyed throughout the five years prior.
Read moreCorporate Tax Partner, Elizabeth Small touches on the Supreme Court’s decision in Moulsdale v CRC, concluding that taxpayers using anti-avoidance provisions against HMRC and arguing for a wide construction of the anti-avoidance rules are never going to gain much traction with the courts.
Read morePlanning Counsel, Matthew Evans, has spoken to Property Week’s Ciaran Nerval on how the government’s proposals to “hike up planning fees for developers” have been “broadly welcomed”.
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