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Alterations - key actions and considerations for commercial tenants
25 Sept 2025Most commercial leases require that tenants obtain landlord consent before undertaking structural alterations to the property.

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Expulsion in partnerships: navigating litigation risks and key lessons
25 Sept 2025In the world of general practice and dentistry, partnerships are often built on longstanding, close-knit relationships. However, even in the most collaborative practices, personal and professional dynamics can sometimes break down beyond repair.

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Mandatory ID verification will come into effect on 18 November 2025 - what do you need to do?
24 Sept 2025Have the trustees of your charitable company verified their identity for Companies House? Companies House has confirmed that the rollout for mandatory ID requirements will start on 18 November 2025.

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FAQs - Updating Land Registry titles for Unincorporated Charities
24 Sept 2025We know that in the busy life of an unincorporated charity, keeping on top of the ownership of the land of the charity can be difficult. We help lots of charities unpick years (and in some cases, decades) of trustee appointment and retirements to ensure that the property registration is accurate and advise those charities looking to vest land in a corporate trustee or the Official Custodian for Charities. This article sets out some answers to frequently asked questions.

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CPS and SFO update guidance on corporate prosecutions
24 Sept 2025Charities could face prosecution under new offences for failure to prevent fraud and for fraud committed by senior managers.

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Is it about to become easier for charities to send fundraising emails?
24 Sept 2025The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) has introduced an update to the electronic marketing rules contained in the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) which will allow charities to send electronic mail (e.g. emails, texts) for fundraising purposes without consent in certain circumstances. This is permitted by a new provision expected to come into effect in a few months' time that extends the soft opt-in exemption.





