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Are upwards-only rent reviews becoming a thing of the past?

The ban on upwards-only rent reviews is now part of the statute book, with the commercial property sector awaiting the commencement regulations that will bring the provisions into force. While the implementation date remains uncertain,...
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Recovering possession without Section 21: Selling the property under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025

This article provides an update on the options available to landlords in recovering possession of a residential property following the implementation of the Renters Rights Act.   Changes to the Renters’ Rights Act In the second...
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I am selling a property: Contracts exchanged – what next?

Our property solicitors are often asked “What happens next…” once contracts have been exchanged and to help, we have put together a few regularly asked questions to guide you when buying or selling a property....
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I am buying a property: Contracts exchanged – what next?

Our property solicitors are often asked “What happens next…” once contracts have been exchanged and to help, we have put together a few regularly asked questions to guide you when buying or selling a property....
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SENDIST One Touch pilot scheme: What it means for Section I appeals

The Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Tribunal has announced a significant operational reform launching on 17 August 2026. Known as the “One Touch” Case Management Pilot, this trial alters the appeal procedure exclusively for...
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How do medical experts determine if cerebral palsy was caused by medical negligence?

Cerebral palsy and birth injury claims are extremely complex and require careful handling by experienced medical negligence solicitors. Boyes Turner is independently recognised as a leading law firm and a specialist in cerebral palsy and...
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Closing the gender health gap: Understanding the women’s healthcare strategy for england

Women’s healthcare in England faces significant challenges. There are a range of services provided by the NHS to women including gynaecology, obstetrics, contraception and reproductive health however they face several issues including increased waiting times,...
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Ban on upward-only rent reviews: What landlords and tenants need to know

The ban on upward-only rent reviews is one of the most significant proposed changes to commercial leasing in England and Wales in recent years. Although the relevant provisions are not yet in force, the legislation...
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Selling your business: Culture, communication and legal risk

How much is your business really worth to a buyer and how much of that value sits in things that never appear on a balance sheet?
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Analysis of the new draft right to work Code of Practice

Right to work checks are about to change for everyone: Home Office publishes draft Code of Practice on the expanded illegal working regime What is changing under the new draft Code of Practice? The Home...
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Why an indemnity policy isnt always the right approach

The method we often see in residential property transactions is the application of an indemnity policy topaper over the cracks of property and title defects. Whether that be – missing building regulations certificates, lack of...
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Government opens visa fee reimbursement scheme for scale-ups

The government has launched the Visa Fees Reimbursement Scheme for Scale Ups, which reimburses eligible visa application fees for high-growth businesses hiring from overseas. The scheme opened on 9th June 2026, and applications are accepted...
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Government weighs an invitation-only investor visa

The government is considering a new investor visa that would offer UK residency to wealthy individuals investing at least £5 million in priority areas of the economy, available by invitation only. It has not been...
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Managing compensation in cerebral palsy claims

When a child receives compensation from a medical negligence cerebral palsy claim, we ensure that their compensation is both protected and accessible to meet their needs, now and in the future. From the moment we...
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International compensation claims for cerebral palsy and child brain injury

When negligent maternity or neonatal care in England or Wales causes a child to suffer permanent disability, they have a right under English law to claim compensation. The same rights apply where the child was...
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What is cerebral palsy?

If your child has cerebral palsy and needed neonatal intensive care or cooling after birth or neonatal complications, their cerebral palsy may have been caused by negligent maternity or medical care. During pregnancy and childbirth, you trust your...

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