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Alice Palmer
is a solicitor in our commercial property team in Birmingham. She assists clients across a broad range of practice areas including landlord and tenant work, asset management, property acquisitions, real estate finance transactions, as well as providing general commercial property advice. How Alice can help you Alice regularly advises clients on: Commercial property… “”
Clarke Willmott strengthens London construction team with partner appointment
National law firm Clarke Willmott has strengthened its London construction practice with the appointment of partner Emma Raspin.
Ben Loosemore joins Clarke Willmott in Southampton
Experienced commercial property lawyer Ben Loosemore has joined national law firm Clarke Willmott as a partner in its Southampton office.
Who really owns the family business premises?
For many family businesses, the premises they operate from is central to both their legacy and their day-to-day operations. Yet when it…
Joint management of Building Safety Act proceedings: Wallace Estates Ltd v Durkan Estates Ltd & Anor [2026] EWHC 2133 (TCC)
In Wallace Estates Ltd v Durkan Estates Ltd & Anor [2026] EWHC 2133 (TCC), the Technology and Construction Court (“TCC”) and the…
Anita Rasaratnam
is a partner specialising in affordable housing development, with more than 15 years’ experience advising registered providers, developers and local authorities on complex development and regeneration projects.
Kevin Joynes
Kevin acts for house builders, developers, promoters, land owners and social housing providers on all of the legal aspects of residential development work, especially conditional contracts, option agreements and promotion agreements.
New Section 9 of the TCC Guide 2026: A framework for Building Safety Act claims
An updated Technology and Construction Court (“TCC”) Guide was published on 1 July 2026, which (amongst other things) introduces a new…
New transparency requirements for contractual control agreements: what you need to know
The Government has now published the Provision of Information (Contractual Control) (Registered Land) Regulations 2026, introducing a new transparency regime for certain land agreements. These changes will have a significant impact on developers, promoters and landowners, particularly in the housebuilding and development sectors.
Neil Gosling
Neil advises housebuilders, registered providers, developers and land promoters acquire sites for the future delivery of public and private sector housing.