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Nuisance And Negligence: When A Neighbour's Farming Business Becomes Your Problem
When a neighbour's farming business diversifies into new activities like falcon breeding or scaffolding operations, can the resulting noise, smell or disturbance lead to legal liability? A recent Court of Appeal case reveals the crucial distinction between nuisance and negligence claims, and why planning permission alone won't protect rural businesses from costly disputes with their neighbours.
United Kingdom Litigation
Thrings LLP
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AI In Legal Practice: Innovation Must Not Come At The Expense Of Professional Judgement
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has issued a stark warning about artificial intelligence misuse in legal practice, highlighting growing concerns over fabricated case citations and confidentiality breaches. With 42 reported incidents between July 2025 and July 2026, the regulator emphasizes that AI adoption does not diminish professional accountability, as solicitors remain fully responsible for verifying AI-generated content and protecting client information.
United Kingdom Commercial
LA
Lester Aldridge LLP
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Fit For Purpose? The Law Commission's Consultation On Modernising Security Of Tenure Of Business Tenancies
The Law Commission's second consultation paper examines whether the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954's security of tenure regime remains fit for purpose in today's commercial property market. With proposals ranging from streamlined contracting-out procedures to expanded redevelopment grounds that accommodate modern retrofit work, the consultation tests whether Part 2 of the Act has become too burdensome...
United Kingdom Real Estate
Md
Mishcon de Reya
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