In April this year, the government set out its plans to abolish tenants’ evictions where there is no reason for eviction, which is currently possible under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988. Under the new proposals the tenants would benefit from more stability as...
UK’s competition authority will investigate whether some leasehold buyers have been charged exorbitant fees upon the purchase of their property. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will also examine whether the buyers have been given misleading information and...
The dispute resolution mechanism in the UK will change after Brexit. There are different potential outcomes, which depend on whether the UK will leave the EU without a deal or the Withdrawal Agreement will get ratified by the UK government. Jurisdiction and...
Raluca Sterian from Colman Coyle recently attended a prestigious conference on Competition Law in Brussels on Wednesday 20th November 2018.The conference which was attended by 400 leading competition lawyers was a good opportunity for Raluca to learn more about the...
