Disputes
Commercial lease breaks: when a landlord's invoice can make all the difference
A tenant paid what the landlord's agents invoiced before its lease break. Alex Medford explains why the High Court held the break was still valid.
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Disputes
Disputes
Man City, competition law and the case for mediation: Martin De Ridder explains
Man City have appealed. Martin De Ridder and Ranjit Shergill on why competition law could lead City's case and why the dispute may end in mediation.
Disputes
Invoice finance: Johnathan Dudley explains why it works for growing businesses and where it goes wrong
Invoice finance now funds much of UK manufacturing. Johnathan Dudley explains how it works, why credit ratings matter and why it can bite when sales fall.
Disputes
When is a party wall not a party wall? Common misconceptions about the Party Wall Act
Is it really a party wall? Martin De Ridder explains what the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 covers, what it does not, and what to do if a neighbour starts building.
Business
Ansons Law ranked in five practice areas in the Legal 500 UK 2027
Ansons Law is ranked in five practice areas in the West Midlands in the Legal 500 UK 2027, with seven lawyers individually ranked.
Disputes
Manchester City, compensation and the limitation clock
Manchester City has been found guilty of breaching Premier League rules. Martin De Ridder explains whether rival clubs can still claim compensation, and why time limits decide it.
Disputes
Renters' Rights Act: how evictions work now Section 21 has gone
Section 21 ended on 1 May 2026. Our Property Litigation Team explains how Section 8 possession claims work now and what landlords and tenants should do.
Employment
Significant changes to employment tribunal claims: what employers need to know
Tribunal time limits, qualifying service and compensation caps are all changing. Jason Alcock explains what the changes mean for employers and how to prepare.
Commercial property
Breaking point: how to exercise a commercial break clause
A break clause lets a landlord or tenant end a commercial lease early, but only if it is exercised properly. Louise Palmer explains how to get it right.
Employment
Training cost clawbacks: enforceable or a restraint of trade?
The Court of Appeal has ruled a training cost clawback unenforceable in Geeks Ltd v Watts. What does it mean for employers? Jason Alcock explains.
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