Side letters are a versatile tool in commercial property transactions, allowing landlords and tenants to document agreements that modify or supplement the terms of a lease. Understanding the common uses and implications of side letters can help both parties manage their lease agreements more effectively. Why do parties use a side letter? Parties use side

Denmark has just made history by becoming the first European country to grant its people copyright protection over their own likeness – their face, body, and voice. In a digital driven world, where deepfakes are becoming alarmingly convincing, this new legislation gives individuals more control by providing the right to demand takedowns and seek compensation

It has been reported that Claire’s is due to call in administrators for its UK and Ireland business, putting around 2,150 jobs at risk.  When a company becomes insolvent, one option is to sell it in whole or in part as a going concern. However, purchasing an insolvent business comes with unique legal and operational

The landscape of renting in England is about to change dramatically. Under the impending Renters’ Rights Bill, the controversial Section 21 ‘no-fault’ eviction notice is being abolished – a move that will overhaul the way landlords regain possession of their properties and significantly increase tenant security.  Here’s what landlords, agents, and tenants need to know.