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Confirmed – Notice periods extended once again for “most cases”

In our recent article, we reported that the Government had stated intentions to extend the notice period to be given by landlords to tenants from 3 months to 6 months. Following a press release on 28 August 2020, landlords must now provide at least 6 months’ notice...

COVID-19 update from Partner and Head of Litigation, Sarah-Kate Jackson

It’s been over five months now since the Prime Minister announced a period of lockdown in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and we have seen many changes in both our professional and personal lives as we adapt to a new sense of normality. As a business I feel that we...

Signing your Will goes live

Article written by Charlotte Mandy, Solicitor, Private Client department Experts are warning against self-directed videos following the announcement by the Government that legislation is to be introduced in September to allow Wills to be signed remotely using a live...

Residential repossession extensions causing more troubles for landlords

Eviction Moratorium We have previously reported the Government’s emergency legislation brought in to prevent landlords from bringing new, or continuing current, possession proceedings, in a step to protect tenants from being evicted if they cannot pay rent as a result...

Debt collection in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic – what are the options?

In these uncertain times, no matter how big or small your business is, managing cash flow can be challenging. One particular difficulty for many firms is dealing with debt collection. Maximising debt collection should be a priority for your business to secure your...

Landlords and Tenants: navigating through commercial property in a COVID era

Since March, the COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact across the globe. The UK Government has introduced the Coronavirus Act 2020 and as we near a return to the working environment, the Commercial Property team at Grant Saw assess the implications for you...

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