What stamp duty changes in 2025 mean for homebuyers
Residential real estate lawyers at Weightmans weigh in on the key updates set to take effect on April 1, 2025, which will make buying property more expensive for many people […]
Minister ‘missed opportunity’ on leasehold reform as legal battle looms
The Housing Minister missed an “ideal opportunity” to clarify when leasehold reforms will be implemented, Propertymark has warned.
Warning: Website falsely claiming to be for a law firm called ‘Brooks & Partners’
A website at ‘www.brooksandpartnersfirm.com’ is operating and claiming to be for a law firm called ‘Brooks & Partners’.
Warning: Emails misusing the name of Loynton & Co Solicitors Ltd
Emails have been sent misusing the name of Loynton & Co Solicitors Ltd in relation to a property transaction.
FCA considers relaxing mortgage rules
The Financial Conduct Authority said it is exploring reducing the ‘regulatory burden’ on mortgage borrowers, signifying that mortgage affordability rules could be loosened.
Warning: Documents and correspondence from ‘Ali Hasheem’
Documents have been sent claiming to be from ‘Ali Hasheem’, in relation to the supposed recovery of investment funds.
Warning: Email misusing the name of Mobin Hussain and MB Solicitors
An email has been sent misusing the name of Mobin Hussain and MB Solicitors in relation to a property transaction.
Warning: Invoice has been sent misusing the name of King & Spalding International LLP
An invoice has been sent misusing the name of King & Spalding International LLP, regarding supposed legal advice for ‘future investment opportunities’
Warning: A website is operating misusing the name of Vanguard Law Ltd
The website ‘www.vanguard-law.net’ is operating misusing the name of Vanguard Law Ltd.
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A website at ‘expert-legalstudio.com’ is operating and claiming to be a law firm.
Warning: Emails misusing the name of Travers Smith LLP
Emails have been sent misusing the name of Travers Smith LLP in relation to a supposed copyright infringement matter relating to the use of music works without authorisation.
Rental reform plans risk making access to housing harder – agents voice concerns
The next stage of the Renters Rights Bill will be held today, giving MPs an opportunity to share their views and debate any contentious issues proposed.