New s.21 notice released by government for immediate use in England. Further details here: bit.ly/2xr8Xgl

The New Rules for the 'Minimum Level of Energy Efficiency' (MEES) Regulations England and Wales: bit.ly/39EbCAB

The Government has recently issued guidance encouraging local authorities to extend the hours permitted to perform construction: bit.ly/2LEszRW

Many businesses are already deeply immersed in the implementation and management of the scheme but we thought it would be helpful to summarise the current regime and how to handle returns to work as lockdown waxes and wanes - bit.ly/2X6MdN2 #covid19 #workingtogether

The Court of Appeal has now issued its decision in Trecarrell House Limited v Rouncefield (2020) EWCA Civ 760. Read our blog on the case here: bit.ly/2UZeuUc

In our latest blog, we look at the implications and issues for Landlords and Property Investors in the student market and the ways in which they can meet those challenges - bit.ly/2UPSHhx

Construction... extensions of time and termination considerations during Covid-19: bit.ly/2BodMt3

Important Update on Recovering Possession in England & Wales - bit.ly/30HjmiJ #workingtogether #section21 #section8

The government has today announced a further four week extension to the stay on possession claims and also new notice periods of 6 months to be in place until at least 31 March 2021. For more information on this visit our blog here: bit.ly/3aWUUyR

Construction adjudication was introduced over 20 years ago to provide a swift and cost effective way of resolving construction disputes. We discuss the low value adjudication schemes designed to minimise and cap the adjudicator’s fees. Read our blog here: bit.ly/32tWtBF

HM Government has today issued guidance on both measures relating to notices seeking possession as amended by the Coronavirus Act 2020; and health and safety obligations, repairs and inspections in the context of coronavirus. Read our blog here: bit.ly/3iTyDFg

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If you complete a job to the required standard with no defects, and still don’t receive your retention money, then we can help. Here's how to get your money back: bit.ly/3lTubaj

Unpaid invoices can have a serious impact on your cash flow. Sometimes requests for payment fail to produce results. In those scenarios legal action becomes necessary. Here are 5 tips for successful debt recovery: bit.ly/3oDgyP4 #businesslaw #debt #workingtogether

Construction: our latest blog gives a general overview of: (i) the duties of a contract administrator; (ii) the pros and cons of a professional contract administrator; and (iii) challenging the contract administrator’s decision: bit.ly/32eMsaN #construction #contracts

Recently we've had a number of enquiries concerning judgments obtained against defendants as a result of a claim being served at an incorrect address. In this blog we look at setting aside default judgment and how the process has been affected by COVID 19: bit.ly/3n95pDV

Covid-19: Can I still petition for a debtor to be wound up? bit.ly/3q0asZE

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Since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic, we have seen a sharp increase in the number enquiries involving complaints about or disputes with neighbours. One of the most common complaints is noise nuisance. Read our blog on this subject here: bit.ly/2LWzdqc

In accordance with the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984 (PHA), the UK government cannot make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory. Read full blog here: bit.ly/3k5P1DU #covid19 #employment