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FIRM OVERVIEW
James Wood Law is an Albuquerque law firm dedicated to serious personal injury, medical malpractice, and brain injury cases. Attorney James H. Wood believes in personal communication with and attention to his clients. He works with each person directly to understand their case and help them recover the compensation they deserve. He and his team have recovered settlements worth more than $1 million and strive to maximize the settlement or verdict for each case. For more information…

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Renters’ Rights: Latest documents and guidance

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By James H Wood
| Listen Up Landlords podcast
As of 1st May 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act is now in force, bringing significant changes to the way you run your lettings business. The NRLA is here to support you with guides and resources, whether it’s managing your existing tenancies or starting a new one. This week we have new guidance and documents on rent increases and Section 8 notices in England, as well a statement of variation for occupation contracts in Wales reflecting the antidiscrimination elements of the Act.
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Renters' Rights Act: Wording confirmed for new tenancy agreements

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By James H Wood
| Listen Up Landlords podcast
Wording for new written statements being brought in under the Renters’ Rights Act has today been confirmed by Government From 1 May this year landlords will need to provide a written statement setting out certain mandatory information before tenancy agreements are signed. The Government has now published secondary legislation in draft setting out what should be included, giving the sector the opportunity to start preparing new tenancy agreements ahead of 1st May.
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Downstream From The North Sea: EFTA Court Aligns With UK On Need To Consider "Downstream" GHG Emissions

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By Nusrat Zar, James H Wood, Andrew Lidbetter, Jasveer Randhawa
| Mondaq
An advisory opinion delivered by the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) Court in proceedings between the Norwegian State and Greenpeace Nordic and Nature and Youth Norway clarifies that downstream (Scope 3) greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions must be assessed as part of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) before development consents for oil and gas projects are granted.
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