Anna Durkie
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Contract termination: Breaking up isn’t always hard to do
Mark Breslin and Rebecca Rous explain how, with planning and care, terminating a contract does not have to be a painful process
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Twitter’s Bruce Daisley to address EG office summit
Twitter’s EMEA vice president Bruce Daisley will take to the stage at EG’s Offices & Workplace summit this week to discuss the science of happier work cultures. Daisley, who is…
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Estimating the width of the bracket
Illumination in the law in relation to valuers’ negligence, by Guy Fetherstonhaugh QC, barrister, Falcon Chambers
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Estoppel by convention
In this month’s potted guide, Jonathan Seitler QC guides practitioners through the basics of estoppel by convention
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Blockchain: A chain reaction
Blockchain has the potential to transform the property purchase process. Nick Clayson provides a guide for the uninitiated
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Tackling the Tory holy trinity
BUDGET 2017: The General Election highlighted what can happen when trying to tackle the social care crisis, writes James Kingdom, associate director, Research, JLL. Inheritance, elderly voters and home ownership are…
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Small housebuilders face too many stumbling blocks
COMMENT: Speak to Berkeley chief Tony Pidgley or Redrow chairman Steve Morgan, the UK’s housebuilding kings, and they will probably tell you they could never have successfully launched their companies…
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Construction contracts: The €26.25m wind farm question
Stuart Pemble explains who foots the bill when a contract places the same obligation on a party in both absolute and qualified terms
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L&G appoints Kerrigan Procter as chief executive
Kerrigan Procter has been named as chief executive of Legal & General Capital. He was previously chief executive of Legal & General Retail, a role he has held since 2013.…
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Budget 2017: UK REIT conversion – why now?
BUDGET 2017: The world of tax is in a state of flux. The Base Erosion and Profit Shifting project launched by the OECD has brought more than 100 countries together…
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Diary: Take a look around
If you are passing through the courtyard of Derwent’s White Collar Factory, E1, and can pry your eyes away from your mobile, there’s every chance you will notice a tall,…
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Employment law: All things being equal
Clare Gilroy-Scott and Emily Kearsey offer advice on equal pay requirements, and hiring ex-offenders