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Rent Smart Wales: what landlords and tenants need to know
Every landlord in Wales must register with Rent Smart Wales, and self-managing landlords need a licence too. What that means, the penalties for ignoring it, and tenants' rights.
Legal Action Highlights Safety Concerns at Barry Funfair
Read the latest Case study from our Personal Injury team.
New landlord and tenant obligations under the Renting Homes (Wales) Act
The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 came into effect on 1st December 2022. Read about the changes.
Under What Circumstances Can You Force a House Sale? A Guide
There are a number of circumstances where you can force a sale of a property. Here we explore those options.
Litigation vs Arbitration: Key Differences, Process, and Cost
We explore the difference between litigation and arbitration and which can be considered for the legal situation.
Alternative Dispute Resolution. What Are the Options?
Litigation can be settled without the need for the court. Find out about the options of ADR.
What Are the Chances of Winning a Personal Injury Claim?
We establish what is needed to help win a personal injury claim and provide some top tips.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Litigation: A Quick Guide
A Quick Guide to the Advantages and Disadvantages of Litigation. What to consider.
When do Tenancy Guarantees End: Can a Guarantor Be Released?
We discuss tenancy guarantees, what they are and when they end. Things to consider when considering your rights.
How Can Landlords Defend a Disrepair Claim?
A landlord can defend a disrepair claim on grounds such as not having been notified of the problem, the damage being the occupier's fault, or the repairs having been carried out within…
When is a Contract not a Contract? Examining the Legal Formalities
We examine what the law says about the formation of a contract.
Litigants in Person: Is it fair being on your own? We find out.
What happens if you don’t have a solicitor and are a litigant in person?