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Arbitration and the use of videoconferencing
Over the past few years (and notwithstanding the general uncertainty caused by Brexit) London has remained an attractive seat for arbitration.
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Top 3 considerations for your contracts during the coronavirus outbreak
Posted by Jack Pestill, Associate
If your business is being disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak, it is important you review your commercial contracts.
What does the latest Supreme Court decision on Wells v Devani mean for estate agents, business transfer agents and consumers?
Posted by Jack Pestill, Associate
The recent Supreme Court decision in Wells (Respondent) v Devani (Appellant) 2019 has important implications for estate agents, business transfer agents and consumers. This was an appeal relating to an earlier decision in the Court of Appeal, which we had reported on in Estate Agent Today magazine back in October 2017.
Commission fees: potential pitfalls for estate agents
Posted by Jack Pestill, Associate
As an agent you will be engaged under a contract, which will specify, among other things, the basis upon which you are entitled to your fee. There are numerous pitfalls, however, that might prevent you from recovering your fee. Some of the most important ones are addressed below.
Estate agents take note: the different forms of agency contracts explained
Posted by Jack Pestill, Associate
When acting for the vendor, you will typically market the property for sale, or offer the premises to let. You will have a written contract with the vendor, which will spell out, among other things, the terms upon which you are entitled to your fee. The contract is therefore essential.
Royds Withy King bags judging spot at Autumn Fair
Posted by Jack Pestill, Associate
Jack Pestill, dispute resolution solicitor based in our City office, was honoured to present an award at the Autumn Fair recently…