Category: Litigation
Preparing for the End of Section 21 Evictions on 1 May 2026: A Landlord’s Checklist
November 26th, 2025As a landlord, you need to understand how your tenancy will operate under the new rules. From 1 May 2026,
Keelys’ litigation team expands again
August 20th, 2025Keelys litigation and dispute resolution team continues to expand with the arrival of Alison Woodbridge as Solicitor. Alison will be
Keelys’ Liam Owen recognised in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2025
August 11th, 2025Keelys are proud that our Liam Owen is ranked in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2025. Liam is now
Will writing and False economies
June 24th, 2025We all go on social media and on various Apps to check the latest sports news or the national/international news.
Construction Adjudications
February 17th, 2025“Pay now, argue later” is the principle. If you are a party to a qualifying construction contract, then you have
Preparing your Client for Mediation
February 10th, 2025Preparing for Mediation – Top tips and Observations from a solicitor/mediator A mediation is a useful option for parties in
Trust-related Disputes
February 5th, 2025The great property dispute; who owns what? Family disputes over who owns a property and how can often be acrimonious,
Section 21 ‘no-fault’ eviction ban: What you need to know
September 3rd, 2024On 17 July 2024, the new Labour Government revealed it plans to give ‘greater rights and protections’ to tenants, by
Good Fences Make Good Neighbours
April 8th, 2024How to resolve Boundary Disputes In the poem “Mending Wall” by the American poet Robert Frost, the author raises some
Emojis v Language: Which to Use? 🤔
March 25th, 2024In a previous blog, ‘Can an emoji lead to a contractually binding agreement?’, we discussed the Canadian case of South