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Speaking at RK's security review & enforcement seminar yesterday partner Ann Ebberson said "There are a number of options available to lenders to enforce their security in the event of a default or breach of security on their loan. Listen to Ann discuss options below:

Partner in our Dispute Resolution Group, Kate Rigby, examines the prospect of success regarding perversity of findings when trying to challenge the assignment of claims in the event of insolvency. Read Kate’s article in the current issue of Lawyer Monthly tinyurl.com/4y3fjp6y

With the deadline for overseas entities registering with Companies House having now passed, what sanctions may now be imposed? Senior associate Chris Gaunt and associate James Curry examine further in an article published in Property Wire tinyurl.com/bdhxvb5r

With forfeiture cases on the rise as the cost-of-living crisis is forcing borrowers to default on their loans, partner Kate Rigby offers advice on ways lenders can help protect their security, in an article written for Landlord Today tinyurl.com/2vddh9cb

The Russian Sanctions Regime and its interpretation in the context of UK litigation was the focus of an article by Robert Pollock-Hill, partner in our Dispute Resolution Group. Read Robert’s article in the current edition of Lawyer Monthly tinyurl.com/2s3v93jp

Chris Gaunt in our Real Estate Group, offers his expert advice in the area of AGAs (Authorised Guarantee Agreement) & GAGAs (Guarantee of an Authorised Guarantee Agreement) under a landlord and tenant lease assignment and the guarantee of assignee: tinyurl.com/4f8vuvy8

Report by Home Builders Federation highlights £2.8bn S106 & community infrastructure levy payments from developers remains unspent. Chris Gaunt says developer contributions often go unspent for long periods as the money cannot be invested piecemeal. Property Week tinyurl.com/3fyrbkrt

Green Litigation and the rising levels of ESG claims in the current climate are discussed by partner, Hannah Sharp in a new article for Lawyer Monthly lawyer-monthly.com/2023/09/green-…

Senior Associate in our Real Estate Group, Chris Gaunt offers a London perspective on unspent s106 contributions and affordable housing for an article featuring in the current issue of Planning in London magazine. Read Chris’ full article below:

Chris Gaunt in our real estate team examines the implications for freeholders and leaseholders when Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) has been used in your premises, for a new article published on Property Wire tinyurl.com/bdm9s6d9

In a “first of its kind” anti-suit injunction case, Partner Hannah Sharp represented the successful Claimant which obtained a novel anti-suit injunction on the basis that it was both vexatious and oppressive. Read Hannah’s Lawyer Monthly article below: tinyurl.com/24nkszpr

Associate in our Finance and Real Estate Groups, James Curry considers whether the UK extension to the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) goes far enough. Read James' article in the New Law Journal. You can register to access it for free via the link: tinyurl.com/59rv46dw

The Spring Budget and the Property Market - topic of discussion by senior associate, Chris Gaunt and trainee solicitor, Caroline Styan for a New Law Journal article: tinyurl.com/4zkbuk3d

Alex Edwards, partner in our Banking team, looks at a possible breach of a material adverse change (MAC) clause and examines what practical considerations can be taken from this decision going forward. Read Alex's article below featuring in Lawyer Monthly: tinyurl.com/mr4c338n

Partner, Hannah Sharp reviews the High Court's decision to dismiss fraudulent misrepresentation & conspiracy claims in Loreley Financing (Jersey) No30 Ltd v Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Ltd and others [2023] EWHC 2759 (Comm). Read Hannah's piece: tinyurl.com/adm8yb3f

Partner Kate Rigby examines the Government’s plans for home ownership, including and beyond the measures introduced in the Leasehold & Freehold Reform Act 2024. Link to Kate’s New Law Journal article below and if you're a non-subscriber, register for free: tinyurl.com/ch6wj2ha

Luke McGrath, Senior Associate in our Dispute Resolution Team, looks at the issue of AI Hallucination and its implications for lawyers in a new article for the New Law Journal publication. You can register for free to access the full article tinyurl.com/3p88w6c5

Scrapping section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions and reforming the private renting system. Partner, Kate Rigby examines what impact the Renters' Rights Bill will have on the rental market. Read Kate’s analysis in PropertyWire: tinyurl.com/3fwy83cc

The courts have provided welcome clarity on enforcing foreign judgments in English insolvency proceedings. Partner, Lauren Pardoe and Senior Associate, Camilla Pratt examine this in an article for New Law Journal. tinyurl.com/4xk46hmj