Philip Kratz comments in The i Paper on the planning challenges for homeowners accessing new grants for air conditioning
Philip Kratz, Consultant Solicitor and Head of Planning, has been featured in The i Paper discussing the planning challenges homeowners may face when applying for the Government’s new £2,500 air-to-air heat pump grants. In the article, Philip explains that while many homes can benefit from permitted development rights, listed buildings, conservation areas and World Heritage […]
Dawn of the Renters’ Rights era – Daniel Bacon writes for New Law Journal
In an article published by New Law Journal, Daniel Bacon, a solicitor in the Real Estate Disputes team, writes about the ‘rental revolution’ brought about by the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act 2026. Daniel explores new private tenancy sector rights and responsibilities as well as the ‘swings and roundabouts’ nature of the Act, analysing […]
Saleem Sheikh comments in the FT on British residents returning from the UAE
Saleem Sheikh, Senior Partner at Seddons GSC, has been featured in the Financial Times, sharing his expert insight on British residents living in the UAE who are now returning to the UK. In the article, Saleem discusses the effect of the Middle East conflict, the challenge to the UAE’s “safe haven” image and alternative destination […]
Seddons GSC marks first anniversary since landmark 2025 merger
Seddons GSC is marking the first anniversary of its merger between West End law firm Seddons and City firm GSC Solicitors. Completed in April 2025, the merger brought together two complimentary firms to expand capabilities, enhance client experience, and build a culture of progression and excellence. One year on, Seddons GSC has established itself as […]
Kate Ryan features in EPrivateClient
Kate Ryan, Partner in the Family team, has written an article published in EPrivateClient, which addresses the considerations individuals should take into account when it comes to the intersection between bankruptcy and divorce. Kate details the key issues to consider when the two meet, including navigating cases of potential deliberate bankruptcy, maintenance payments, the family […]
Simon Ross included in Spear’s Property Advisers Index 2026
Simon Ross, Managing Partner, has been included in Spear’s Property Advisers Index 2026Â as a ‘Recommended Property Lawyer’. The index is a specialist guide recognising leading professionals who advise high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals across the global property sector. You can view Simon’s Spear’s review, here.
IHT and Pension Reforms: Navigating the New Landscape
What You Need to Know The Government has now published draft legislation and guidance on the changes to the inheritance tax (IHT) treatment of unused pension funds, to take effect from 6 April 2027. These reforms mark a significant shift in the taxation of pensions and will have implications for Personal Representatives (PRs) of estates, […]
Neil Russell Joins Ali Miraj on LBC
Neil Russell, Head of Family, joins Ali Miraj on LBC to discuss prenuptial agreements. Listen to the full clip here.
Ross Waldram Features in the City A.M. Newsletter
Ross Waldram, Senior Associate in the Intellectual Property team, was recently featured in the City A.M. newsletter, commenting on the legal action taking by Japanese toy giant Epoch against a Kildare-based TikTok star over parody videos involving the brand’s Sylvanian Families dolls. Ross explained that the Tik Tok star “is likely to have made money […]
Ben Menahem Features in the Telegraph
Ben Menahem, Senior Associate in our Residential Real Estate team, was quoted in the Telegraph this week, sharing his thoughts on the news that households can now prove a property is their primary residence through sentimental items, potentially helping them avoid double council tax bills. Ben commented: “Second home owners may well begin to rely […]