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14 September 2026 Views Real estate disputes , Residential property Boundary disputes can be stressful, time-consuming and costly and can often escalate very quickly. They commonly arise from unclear or historic boundaries, works carried out close to a boundary, overhanging structures or vegetation, encroachment, or uncertainty over maintenance responsibilities.

11 September 2026 Views Real estate disputes , Residential property Four months on from the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (“the Act”), the conversation has now moved beyond what the legislation says to how it operates in practice. Landlords, tenants and advisers are now testing the realities of the new regime, while the sector begins to identify where the reforms have delivered clarity and where uncertainty still remains.

10 September 2026 News Forsters news The latest 2026 Spear’s Legal Indices have just been published, and we’re pleased to share that Forsters lawyers have been included across the Corporate, Employment, Landed Estates and Litigation and Dispute Resolution listings: Corporate Christine Dubignon Alastair Laing Naomi Trinh Landed Estates Henry Cecil Andrew Lane Rupert Mead Polly Montoneri Employment Jo Keddie Litigation Benedict Walton These rankings follow the inclusion of Tracy Evlogidis in...

9 September 2026 Views Real estate disputes , Residential property The government has published further details of the landlord registration regime introduced by the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (the Act), together with proposals to change how challenges to rent increases are determined. Most notably, it has confirmed when the new registration scheme will be introduced and announced a significant change to the body responsible for determining rent increase challenges.

8 September 2026 News Commercial real estate , Sustainability Commercial real estate has a critical role to play in supporting the UK’s transition to a lower-carbon, more resilient energy system. Yet despite growing momentum and strong industry interest, rooftop solar remains significantly under deployed across the sector, with substantial untapped potential sitting on commercial buildings throughout the UK.

8 September 2026 News Real estate disputes , Commercial real estate , Planning Forsters has been named as a supplier on Government Commercial Agency’s (GCA) RM6374 Legal Panel for Public Sector framework under Lot 2: Focused Legal Support.

3 September 2026 News Employment , Forsters news Forsters’ Employment and Partnerships team has supported over 100 employees affected by a collective redundancy at Cloudflare, a global web infrastructure company. The redundancies formed part of a wider workforce reduction programme involving around 1,100 employees worldwide, approximately 20% of Cloudflare’s global workforce.

2 September 2026 Views Real estate disputes Three months on from the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (“the Act”), the conversation has now moved beyond what the legislation says to how it operates in practice. Landlords, tenants and advisers are now testing the realities of the new regime, while the sector begins to identify where the reforms have delivered clarity and where uncertainty still remains.

1 September 2026 Podcasts and videos Employment When a complex workplace issue lands on your desk, the pressure to act quickly can be immense. Whether it’s a grievance, a whistleblowing concern or allegations involving senior individuals, the instinct is often to jump straight into the detail. But some of the most important decisions in a workplace investigation are made before the investigation properly begins.

28 August 2026 Podcasts and videos Employment Introducing Workwise, the new podcast from Forsters’ Employment & Partnerships team. Each series explores a different workplace issue, bringing together lawyers, HR professionals and guest experts to share practical insights on the legal, people and business challenges shaping today’s workplaces.