Natasha Rees

Managing partner, Forsters

Forsters promotes five new partners

Forsters announces the promotion of five new partners, strengthening its expertise across multiple legal areas

Commercial property lawyers welcome Supreme Court's 'common sense' ruling

Landlord did not cause prejudice to tenants for failing to provide details of planned building works

An office is a "house", Lord Neuberger decides

A building designed as a house but exclusively used as an office is a "house" for leasehold enfranchisement purposes, Lord Neuberger, the Master of the Rolls, has decided.

Head lessees can be 'qualifying tenants' regardless of other property

The owners of big property empires, such as the Earl of Cadogan, have been defeated in their bid to block further erosion of their portfolios by head lessees obtaining new leases under the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993.

Natasha Rees

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