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A recent case gives clarity about the requirement to repay over-paid rent after a lease is brought to an end.

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A recent decision quashing planning permission for a 44 acre solar farm could have far reaching consequences for developers and objectors.

The Court of Appeal has recently found that solicitors have a duty to inform lenders where it appears that a property has been over-valued by a surveyor.

If you are not happy with your current solicitor, you can change, even if you have a conditional fee agreement. Read on to find out more.

The Court rate of 8% has been around for a long time - should you be claiming this on top of your damages?

A new case opens the way for damages claims to be brought where victims have been pressurised into sending explicit pictures of themselves. Read on to find out more.

In a departure from the current trend, a litigant in person found leniency at Court and was granted an extension of time in circumstances where this would not usually be allowed.

In a new case, a whistleblower who was dismissed wins a huge sum in damages.

A recent case highlights the importance of starting claims quickly, when documents are still available. Read on to find out more.

A new poll reveals that the public agree with solicitors, that will-writing services should be regulated. Read on to find out more.

A new case highlights the dangers of using a McKenzie Friend rather than an experienced lawyer. In this case the Defendant had to pay higher damages. Read on to find out more.