Topical legal content articles for marketing civil disputes law
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Forthcoming legal topics
Examples of the civil disputes topics issued to our subscribers over the last six months include:
Damage caused by building works next door – your rights
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ways your property can be damaged;
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what is a Party Wall Notice?
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a look at Roadrunner Properties Limited v John Dean; and
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your rights and your neighbours liability.
Resolving a dispute about a trust fund
- what is a trust fund?
- what sort of disputes can arise over trust funds?
- options for resolving a dispute, such as mediation; and
- engaging a solicitor for advice on negotiations.
Increasing rent and tenancy disputes - a guide for landlords
- when can landlords raise a tenant's rent?
- the rent review procedure and notice periods;
- resolving disputes about rent rises; and
- evicting a tenant who has fallen into arrears.
Claiming compensation for negligent financial advice
- identifying professional negligence by a financial advisor;
- bringing a compensation claim for financial loss or damage;
- what are the most common types of financial negligence? and
- time limits for bringing a professional negligence claim.
Making a claim against a letting agent for malpractice
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the role of a letting agent in managing rental properties;
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common disputes between a landlord and letting agent;
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what duty of care do letting agents have? and
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engaging the help of a solicitor if things go wrong.
Challenging a gift to charity made in a will
- position of charities in defending claims;
- grounds for interference and challenging validity;
- establishing ambiguity in a will; and
- the benefits of resolving issues through mediation.