10th July 2018
Undertaking home renovations. How can you avoid construction disputes?
Whether you are a home owner or a contractor, some common sense can help avoid costly and often unnecessary disputes The recent low interest rates,…
15th May 2018
What happens when a condition is removed from a planning permission?
As some readers will know you can remove a condition from a planning permission, by making a “section 73 application” to the local authority, paying…
9th May 2018
The development of Sustainability and Transformation Plans and their potential impact upon the Primary Care Estate
Stewart Gregory Healthcare Partner Introduction Sustainability and Transformation Plans (STPs) are now at the heart of the NHS’ reforming and upgrading of its estates. In…
11th April 2018
Payment Notices – A Second Chance?
Michael Mulcare, Dispute Resolution Associate Introduction Payment Notices have always been a contentious area in construction, leading to the great majority of disputes. At times,…
22nd February 2018
Adverse Possession – your right to acquire land that doesn’t belong to you
Daniel Dickson, Dispute Resolution lawyer, Brighton & Hove e.danieldickson@rixandkay.co.uk Adverse possession is the process of acquiring land that doesn’t necessarily belong to you. If you…
9th February 2018
Fraudulent debt collectors target SMEs
Dan Sherlock, Dispute Resolution Partner e. dansherlock@rixandkay.co.uk If you or your business have recently been presented with a debt collection claim that looks suspicious or…