Investigation against Temu under EU Digital Service Act
Over the last few years, the rise of Temu has seen it become a serious competitor in the low-budget marketplace, rivalling companies such as Shein and Amazon. However, its practises have also seen it come under legal pressure, particularly in the EU which recently launched an investigation against Temu. Background on Temu and […]
Understanding a Report on Title in Property Transactions
Starting the journey of purchasing a property is an exhilarating experience, yet it comes with its own set of challenges. One of the most important documents you will encounter is the Report on Title, which serves as a vital source of clarity which helps you navigate the complex legal framework surrounding your potential property. Grasping […]
Human Rights Appeal Victory: Long-Term Resident’s Absence during Covid-19 Pandemic Considered Exceptional
In a hard-fought legal battle, we successfully secured leave to remain for our client, a long-term resident and NHS pharmacist, after her initial application was rejected by the Home Office. Despite the original decision being made against her, we didn’t give up and continued to pursue the case through multiple levels of appeal. This culminated […]
How to Evict a Residential Tenant Using a Section 8 Notice: A Brief Overview
In the UK, Section 8 of the Housing Act 1988 allows landlords to evict tenants for specific breaches of the tenancy agreement, such as non-payment of rent, property damage, or anti-social behaviour. The Section 8 notice eviction process enables landlords to seek possession of their property through the courts, provided they can demonstrate valid grounds […]
How Can a Business Employ Hospitality Workers from Overseas in the UK?
The hospitality industry plays a key role in the UK’s diverse labour market, employing millions of people and contributing significantly to the economy. However, following Brexit and the end of freedom of movement, the UK hospitality sector is experiencing an acute skills shortage. Ongoing changes to immigration laws have also created uncertainty and made it […]
What Impact has Digital Conveyancing had on Property Transactions?
The conveyancing process, once characterized by mountains of paperwork, lengthy postal delays, and manual documentation, has seen significant evolution due to digital transformation. Today, technology is reshaping the way property transactions are handled, making them faster, more efficient, and more secure. Key technological advancements, such as e-signatures, online property portals, and digital mortgage approvals are […]
Fine China Collection Confiscated by Landlord – What Happened Next?
Residential lease disputes can often become complex when misunderstandings occur. In a recent case, we at Lisa’s Law represented an expatriate tenant who was facing serious challenges in a landlord dispute stemming from unclear communication, early lease termination, and mishandling of her treasured fine china collection. Our client, an international tenant who rented a […]
Global Universities List 2024 Released – Which Universities Make you Eligible for the High Potential Individual Visa?
The Home Office has published the Global Universities List 2024 . The list covers qualifications awarded between 1 November 2024 and 31 October 2025. The importance of the Global Universities List lies in its ability to determine whether a person is eligible for a high potential individual visa. Let’s take a look at the what […]
Impact of the Autumn Budget 2024 on Property and Conveyancing
The UK Autumn Budget 2024 introduces impactful measures across property and conveyancing sectors, focusing on affordability, sustainable development, and tax adjustments that aim to shape the housing market while addressing economic and environmental concerns. We aim to outlined the key changes outlined in the budget, the impact of the autumn budget on property and conveyancing, […]
Autumn Budget 2024 – what do you need to know?
After months of uncertainty following the 2024 election, the government finally delivered the first budget of the new Parliament. As well as being the first Labour budget in 14 years, it was also the first budget delivered by a female Chancellor. Since getting into government, the Chancellor has been keen to remind the public of […]
