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What Does Good Tenantable Repair Mean in the Context of a Leasehold Property?
Learn what “good tenantable repair” means in leasehold property law following the recent Mountview Estates v W8 Property Ltd Upper Tribunal decision.
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Last Chance For Section 21 Evictions
The law around recovering possession of a privately rented property is set to change on 1 May 2026. Commercial Litigation Solicitor Jamie Boswell explains why It is crucial to act now before the upcoming UK housing reforms significantly change the landscape for landlords by abolishing Section 21 “no-fault” evictions.
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Wilson Browne Shortlisted In Five Categories At The Modern Law Awards 2026
We’re delighted to share that Wilson Browne Solicitors has been shortlisted in five categories at the Modern Law Awards 2026!
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Shareholder Agreements
Whether friends, family…or frenemies…when you go into business with someone the dynamics and responsibilities change.
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Celebrating Full Recognition in Legal 500
The latest edition of The Legal 500 was announced, and a number of our teams were recognised for their expertise.
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Directors and Business Leaders Responsibilities for Workplace Health & Safety
Health and safety law places strict duties on directors, board members, and business owners. Investigations and prosecutions by regulators such as the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) can lead to significant fines, reputational damage, and even personal liability.
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Private Landlord
There is a lot to consider when you are renting out a property. If you’re in the business of being a private landlord, our job is to make yours easier.
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Renters Rights
There are new significant responsibilities for landlords of buy-to-lets and a significant reduction in rights for landlords.
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Corporate Law Solicitors
Legal frameworks, business structures, governance, key documents, employee share schemes, restructuring, investments, ownership transfers. Legal commercial and corporate legal services (CoCo) from start-up, to M&A, to Exit.
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The 10-year Period For Adverse Possession Of Registered Land
Adverse possession of registered land is governed by Schedule 6 of the Land Registration Act 2002 (“Schedule 6”).
