In Brief

Real estate litigation and property insurance disputes specialist David Manda highlights a recent case concerning building schemes and the modification or discharge of restrictive covenants affecting land.

Gwendoline Davies, Nick McQueen, Rebecca Jackson and Jack Heward from our Commercial Dispute Resolution team, and Simon Cuerden from our Corporate team, consider a recent decision on enforcing non-compete restrictive covenants in business sale agreements and the courts’ approach.

The introduction of a new two-pillar framework relating to squad cost ratio and sustainability and systemic resilience represents a significant shift in football finance.

Cybersecurity is not just an IT issue; it’s a real risk for all businesses with material implications for your financing arrangements.

“Supply chain resilience, sustainability and ethical sourcing continue to top the manufacturing agenda.”

“In this edition of our regular logistics sector scanner, Amazon’s expansion into the LTL freight market, geopolitical pressures driving potential increases in UK warehouse demand, and proposals affecting commercial leasehold, automated vehicles and freight reporting, all point to an evolving operating environment.”

Regulatory and policy focus across the I&E sector remains on delivery of the UK’s energy transition while supporting economic growth

Nick McQueen & Jack Heward explain a case in which mere possession of confidential information established a breach of confidence claim.

If you’re a land developer or promoter, you should audit your land control arrangements.

Walker Morris’ Housing Management & Litigation experts explain a recent run of long residential leaseholds cases and highlight key points to note.

Welcome to the August 2026 edition of Adjudication Matters, where we discuss the latest key developments in adjudication.

FCA launches review on certain aspects of the UKLR

If you’re developing or funding energy and infrastructure projects, you need to act now.

In this article, we’ll explore how you can protect a sports club’s reputation.

Whether it’s high street stores selling illegal cigarettes, or logistics networks being co-opted for the storage and transport of contraband, knowledge of tenants’ criminal activity can expose landlords to liability

Welcome to the first edition of our dedicated sector horizon scanner for Retail & Leisure.

Walker Morris Regulatory & Compliance expert Claire Burrows considers the government’s response on the future of medical device regulation in the UK, and offers practical advice.

Welcome to the latest edition of Adjudication Matters, our monthly bulletin of key developments in adjudication and adjudication enforcement.

Data centre projects only succeed when your contracts reflect the realities on the ground.

Residential developers will face new costs under the Building Safety Levy due to take effect on 1 October 2026