Legal

Former Wedlake Bell man Jeremy Raj steps up to lead 100-year-old law firm's residential offering

Lawyers are reporting increasing instances of freeholders or leaseholders finding themselves in a pickle when mistakes or fraudulent activity have led to their properties being "owned" by someone else

Owner of £18m apartment sues management company for breach of lease, claiming staffing levels are 'not adequate to provide services appropriate to the highest quality residential accommodation'

Relatively few Americans or Europeans were caught up in the Panama palava, but this latest mega-leak is a different story...

Offshore legal firm Appleby confirms "a data security incident" occurred last year - but insists that there are no illegal activities to expose

With tough new rules now in place, it's important not just to do the right thing, but to be seen to be clearly doing the right thing – and being able to prove it, says Edward Powles

HMRC takes tougher stance against offshore tax evaders

Former Hampstead lettings boss jailed for 30 months after three-month crime spree

Law firm hires new Partner from Kennedys

The National Trust has found itself in the middle of a storm over ground rents, after it was revealed that some of its tenants face eye-watering hikes of "up to 10,000%".

Measures to prevent abuse are welcome, but let's not forget the leasehold structure has created and maintained some of our best loved urban landscapes...

How do the courts deal with the family home in separation cases, and what are the solutions available to both parties?