Doubling Ground Rent Clauses – How to Fix Your Lease and other FAQs
Doubling Ground Rent Clauses – How to Fix Your Lease and other FAQs What is ground rent? The owner of…
Buying the Assets of a Business – Key Considerations.
Buying the Assets of a Business – Key Considerations. When purchasing a business it is important to decide at the…
Overage, clawback, uplift: What is it and how could it help you to receive an interest in the future value of your land?
What is it? Overage, clawback and uplift are terms used interchangeably. They describe agreements made between a seller and purchaser…
The Discount Rate in Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury Claims
The Discount Rate in Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury Claims The discount rate is a concept that the Clinical Negligence…
Louboutin
Christian Louboutin used his assistant’s red nail varnish to paint the sole of a pair of shoes in 1992 and…
Accommodation claims
The Medical Negligence team at Mayo Wynne Baxter frequently deal with claims involving brain damage sustained at birth as a…
Can a Trustee in Bankruptcy be liable to the bankrupt for loss caused by breach of duty?
Earlier this year the Court of Appeal gave judgment in the case of Oraki and another v Bramston and another.…
Disability Discrimination in the Workplace
The employment rate for disabled adults is 48% in the UK. While the percentage of those in work is gradually…
Compensation v Safety: Extraordinary Circumstances and Birds Strikes in Aviation
The number of people claiming compensation in the case of a flight delay is on the increase, regardless as to…
A Time Bomb Waiting To Happen?
There is a well-known shortage of housing in this country and there is a lot of new build housing being…
The Costs of Clinical Negligence
Last year the headlines were flooded with news on Brexit, the migration crisis and most notably, the US elections. The…
Filing Bankruptcy Petitions in the High Court
As a general rule a bankruptcy petition should be presented to the appropriate court closest to the debtor’s home or…