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29 June 2020
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many summer holidays have been cancelled or postponed. Read more
28 April 2020
In this Q&A article, we have pulled together some key Landlord & Tenant Q&As. Read more
27 April 2020
In this article, Damian Pitt reviews the changes brought in by the Coronavirus Act 2020 in relation to the Civil Procedure Rules (the CPR) and related claims against “persons unknown” for trespassing. Read more
31 March 2020
A number of businesses especially in the retail and leisure industries have been forced to close as the government introduces stringent social distancing measures to curtail the spread of Covid-19. This has left a lot of businesses who rent their premises wondering how to pay the rent and commercial landlords worried that their tenants can’t afford to pay the rent. Read more
25 March 2020
The government is in the process of introducing legislation to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus on various sectors of society. Read more
21 February 2020
Steeles Law is delighted to welcome Jonothan Broadbent to its expanding Dispute Resolution team. Read more
30 May 2019
Running a company with a family member is often an enjoyable way of being in business, but we all know that on occasion family members can fall out - even if it is just over who ate the last chocolate in the box at Christmas! Read more
12 February 2019
It is important to know your rights as a consumer and the best ways to deal with any issues you are faced with. Read more
25 October 2018
As we have seen recently, failing businesses can create massive waves up and down the supply chain leaving suppliers with significant bad debts. Read more
20 September 2018
Issues often arise because the terms of a contract turn out to be unclear, or the contract doesn’t say what one of the parties had intended. It is an issue that frequently comes up for consideration by the courts, most recently in the Court of Appeal case of Bou-Simon v BGC Brokers LP in July 2018. Read more