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🔦 In the spotlight this week is Corporate & Commercial solicitor, Jamie Crocker. Jamie joined us earlier this year and is part of our corporate team in our Maidstone office. Learn more about Jamie on our website here ➡️➡️ https://lnkd.in/eN8UcVf2 #CorporateLaw #BusinessLaw

Check out this video from our Commercial Property Team for a snapshot of the commercial property services we offer at Moore Barlow

It is that time of the week again... Testimonial Tuesday! Where you get to hear from current consultants at Taylor Rose Australia. We were lucky enough to sit down with Consulting Solicitors, Fraser Hawkins & Zayne Buckley, who shared their thoughts and experiences since joining Taylor Rose a few months ago. Their words are so powerful, and we are excited to share this video with you. #testimonialtuesday #consultantsolicitor #taylorroseaustralia #taylorrose #smartmodernlaw #legalinnovation #lawyerlife

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🏢 EJECTMENT & $4.5M+ Achievement in Supreme Court ✨🏛️ KMWB LLP partner Edmond O'Brien achieved a NY Supreme Court win in the realm of New York City commercial real estate law 📜 💰In a notable case involving the Famed Wine Store Sherry-Lehmann, KMWB LLP has secured an order of ejectment, addressing the challenge of a high-profile property on Park Avenue left with substantial unpaid rent exceeding $4.8 million. 🔍Case Highlights: Sherry-Lehmann, a renowned wine retailer with a history stretching 89 years with clients like Henry Kissinger, Greta Garbo, and Andy Warhol, faced closure and legal action due to unpaid rent exceeding $4.8 million. After the action was delayed partly by COVID-19, the New York judge approved an order of ejectment for the landlord allowing the recovery of their property on Park Avenue, a significant event given the scarcity of such legal actions in New York. 📚Why This Matters: This victory marks a key example of how commercial landlords and legal teams can successfully handle disputes in New York when redress cannot be sought in Housing Court 🕵️♂️ keeping a close watch on lease agreements’ conditions for termination. Read the NY POST article here 📰🔗 https://lnkd.in/eem7NqSN #RealEstateLitigation #NYCRealEstate #LegalExpertise #CommercialLandlordTenantLaw #KMWBLLP #ProfessionalAchievement

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Legalito is breaking the mould of dealing with Conveyancing enquiries; a process which is traditionally a long, drawn out process and which makes up one of the main stages of a Conveyancing transaction. Legalito means quicker, more effective communication between parties, resulting in faster transactions, reducing duplication and reaching exchange of contracts far quicker for our clients. #modernconveyancing

"[F]riendly, kind, and a consummate professional." #clienttestimonial #generationalwealth #estateplanningattorney #floridaestateplanning #legacyplanning #floridaprobateattorney #floridaprobate #personalrepresentative #executor #dcestateplanning #dcattorney #minnesotaattorney

Sunset clauses in off-the-plan contracts Off-the-plan vendors should be aware of the Conveyancing Amendment (Sunset Clauses) Act 2015 (NSW), known as the Sunset Clauses Law (Sunset Clauses Law), which limits the circumstances that vendors can rescind an off the plan contract of sale under a sunset clause. This law is introduced in Division 10, section 66ZL of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) (the Act) (the relevant part of the Act is section 66ZS). A sunset clause is a common provision in an off-the-plan contract which provides a timeframe for when the subject lot must be created by registration of the relevant plan. If the subject lot is not created by the date specified in the sunset clause, the vendor may rescind the contract. Section 66ZS(3) of the Act provides that a vendor may only rescind under a sunset clause if: (a)  the purchaser consents to the vendor’s rescission notice (see below); or (b)  the vendor has obtained an order of the Supreme Court permitting rescission; or (c)  the regulations otherwise permit rescission by the vendor under the sunset clause. However, if a sunset date is missed, a vendor can only rescind if the contract is within the constraints of section 66ZS(4) of the Act. This section mandates that the vendor provides the purchaser with at least 28 days’ notice of their intent to rescind the contract. This notice must include the reasons for the proposed rescission and an explanation for the delay in creating the lot. Read more below: https://lnkd.in/g5-n2AFV #propertylaw #conveyancing

We speak to Yetunde Dania about her journey into law, what working for large and small housing associations, and private landlords is like, as well as her role as partner at Trowers & Hamlins. https://lnkd.in/e2BDqisk #lawyers #trainingcontract #lawfirm