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Covid-19 and Residential Tenancies

In the initial stages of the current Covid-19 crisis, the government’s strategy has principally been to buy time in order to get the NHS in...

Simon Wood

Barrister, Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator

Commercial Leases and the Coronavirus Act 2020

As well as various financial measures the Government has also sought to alleviate the problems of businesses during the current lockdown with specific legislation relating...

Simon Wood

Barrister, Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator
Dispute Resolution News | 20th June 2018

Problems with Airbnb-style lettings

On 6 June 2018 Simon Wood, a barrister in the Hart Brown Dispute Resolution department, presented a paper at the RICS Regional Conference for the...

Simon Wood

Barrister, Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator
Dispute Resolution News | 11th June 2018

Putting on the brakes: decelerating the accelerated possession procedure

On 6 June 2018 Simon Wood, a barrister in the Hart Brown Dispute Resolution department, presented a paper at the RICS Regional Conference for the...

Simon Wood

Barrister, Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator
Dispute Resolution News | 19th March 2018

Don’t knock on wood

Flat-owners should be very wary of dispensing with their carpets as a recent case decided in the Central London County Court illustrates. Mrs Fouladi sued...

Simon Wood

Barrister, Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator
Dispute Resolution News | 14th August 2017

Ground Rents: Grounds for Professional Negligence

There has been a considerable amount of recent press coverage regarding the sale of new-build leasehold properties following the launch of the government’s consultation paper,...

Simon Wood

Barrister, Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator

A set back for “Airbnb”-style letting

Lessees of long leases of dwellings may face problems if they attempt to let out those premises on a short-term letting. In the recent case...

Simon Wood

Barrister, Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator