Insights

The proposed Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill is set to be one of the most significant reforms of how property ownership is handled in England and Wales.

On 10th July 2025, the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill, was introduced into the House of Commons.

A building with shops or offices on the ground floor and flats above can be a great place to live and work.

Householders looking to cut soaring energy bills may welcome the news that small-scale solar power generation has just become a little easier to install, with the relaxation of planning permission rules, combined with affordable products turning up in the middle aisle of discount supermarkets.

Dawn Verney from our Conveyancing teams discusses what the difference between a mortgage valuation and a survey is.

Dawn Verney from our Conveyancing teams discusses whether signing a contract in a conveyancing transaction makes it legally binding.

Dawn Verney from our Conveyancing teams discusses whether you can pull out after exchange of contracts have taken place.

We are delighted to announce that Mullis & Peake has been shortlisted in two categories at the LawNet Awards 2026, recognising both individual achievement and the contribution of our wider team.

AI-written grievances add new pressure for employers

Workplace disputes rarely begin as legal problems

For many grandparents, spending time with their grandchildren is one of life's greatest joys.

Japanese knotweed is included in the environmental section and remains one of the most reliable sources of claim after completion.