Although it may seem alluring to use an AI model to draft legal documents, especially given their speed and ease of use, there are significant dangers to this approach of which any founder or business owner alike should be aware.

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Under the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill, currently before Parliament, upward-only rent review clauses will be banned in all new commercial leases and lease renewals.

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The High Court has ruled that landlords cannot recover insurance commissions from tenants unless expressly allowed in the lease, potentially exposing landlords to restitution claims over improper charges.

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From 22 July 2025, the UK will raise salary and skill thresholds for Skilled Worker visas, meaning many lower-skilled roles will no longer qualify for sponsorship prompting urgent action from employers with sponsorship licences.

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Choosing the right incentive model for your leadership team can drive performance, align interests, and unlock long-term value but not all equity plans are created equal.

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As environmental standards tighten, green leases are emerging as a key tool for improving building efficiency, but they must be drafted carefully to balance environmental goals with legal and financial fairness.

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The Renters Rights Bill will give tenants in England the right to request pets in rental homes, preventing landlords from imposing blanket bans, though consent may still be restricted by individual lease terms or reasonable conditions.

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When buying a new-build home, it’s crucial to understand planning obligations that can significantly impact how you use the property.

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The Law Commission has released a key update in its review of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, focusing on the security of tenure provisions for business tenants.

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Many lease agreements overlook end-of-term obligations, leading to costly complications, but early planning and clear drafting can prevent these issues and ensure a smooth lease exit.

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The previously announced restrictions on advertising food that is high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS) has been delayed to 5 January 2026

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What key actions should SMEs take once a deal is done?

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The UK Government's May 2025 immigration White Paper proposes major reforms to reduce net migration, prioritise high-skilled workers, raise employer obligations, and overhaul visa routes for work, study, family, and settlement.

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The UK Supreme Court have delivered their landmark ruling on the legal definition of "woman" under the Equality Act 2010

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Charlie Pattihis, a Senior Associate at Joelson, highlights three fundamental legal considerations that could determine the success of your foodservice business

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From 1 October 2025, paid online ads for high fat, sugar, and salt (HFSS) foods will be largely banned in the UK, posing major challenges for food and drink brands that rely on digital marketing.

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Venture capital has traditionally been a long game, but a select group of consumer brands are rewriting the script.

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As the UK moves towards a fully digitalised immigration system, the transition to eVisas is set to replace physical immigration documents, streamlining the way individuals prove their immigration status while impacting employers, travellers, and right-to-work checks.

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The Government eliminates requirement for leaseholders to own their property for at least two years before being eligible to extend their lease.

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The Court of Appeal ruled that option consideration paid by a buyer should not be included in the calculation of a company's turnover for determining the purchase price.

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