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UK Property Tax After Andy Burnham: What Commercial Real Estate Should Be Watching
Withers LLP are most popular: within Privacy, Strategy and Energy and Natural Resources topic(s) Andy Burnham's appointment as the UK's new Prime Minister has brought spotlight to his longstanding support for reform of taxation of land and tax. He has historically advocated against council tax, which he described as 'highly regressive' and SDLT, shifting taxation away from transactions and towards land ownership or wealth.
Your Injunction’s Reach Is Only As Wide As Its Words – The Hong Kong Court Of Final Appeal Clarifies The Limits Of Contempt Liability
Gary Leung’s articles from Withers LLP are most popular: in Asia Withers LLP are most popular: within Strategy, Privacy and International Law topic(s) In High Fashion New Media Corp Ltd v Leong Ma Li [2026] HKCFA 18, the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal (the "CFA") provides important guidance on the interpretation and enforcement of injunctions and the circumstances in which a person may be held in contempt for acts carried out by others.
Defining Moments Interview Series: Ben Lovett
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Mumford & Son's Ben Lovett on the future of live music, checking his privilege and closing his career loop. For musician, entrepreneur and promoter Ben Lovett, lockdown was a period of significant contemplation. Earlier this year, his partner, La Ligne CEO Molly Howard, gave birth to their first child.
The flexible work space on your doorstep. Is it really that big of a deal?
COVID-19 has shown us the value of working from home but has also made many of us miss the perks that come with having an office. I have been longing for the return of a more defined home/work split as well as the social side of office life.
There Is No Space For Single-use Buildings In The Future Of UK Real Estate
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Gone are single-use buildings, coworking operators and central business districts; in are flexibility, hospitality-driven spaces and a new life for high streets. These are just some of the findings from the research report The Future of Real Estate, produced by international law firm Withersworldwide.
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To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Social distancing and travel bans had a dramatic impact on occupancy rates in the lead up to the government's directive that all but essential businesses should close their doors. With all regular trade suspended since 24 March, the landscape is evolving on a daily (if not hourly) basis.
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