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Expert analysis of the latest property litigation trends, from the solicitors of Hägen Wolf
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Find out more about Hägen Wolf here: www.hagenwolf.co.uk
If you would like to discuss any of the issues covered in this podcast, please email hello@hagenwolf.co.uk
Follow us on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/h%C3%A4gen-wolf
Update frequency:
every 47 days
Average audio length:
24 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
13 episodes
since Jan. 16, 2025
episodic
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In this episode, associate Amy Light and partner Richard Robinson look at when, and how a code agreement may be terminated under the Electronic Communications Code, and some of the key points to be aware of, if you are a site provider hosting telecommunications equipment on your land. Expert analys…
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In this episode, graduate solicitor apprentice Hannah Thewlis-Hardy and paralegal Gemma Malone discuss how they joined Hägen Wolf, and started their journeys towards qualifying as property litigation solicitors.They talk about routes to qualification, and day-to-day responsibilities as junior team …
This episode forms part of our ‘Neighbourly issues in construction’ series, a collection of Property Litigation Bites podcasts for developers.Throughout the series, partners Matt Pugh and Sharon Mathieson look at the types of legal challenges that can arise from neighbouring landowners, during the …
In this episode, host legal director Claire Moss is joined by partner Richard Robinson to discuss dealing with commercial property disrepair, during the term of a lease. They identify effective strategies for landlords, and debunk myths surrounding Jervis v Harris action.Expert analysis of the late…
The Renters' Rights Act received royal assent on 27 October 2025. While many of its most measures won't come into force until 1 May 2026, the act promises to be the biggest shake up of the private rental market for decades. In this episode, senior associate Hägen Wolf Philip Copley, and Exchange Ch…
In this episode, associate Amy Light and partner Richard Robinson discuss the renewal of Electronic Communications Code agreements. They discuss the process for renewal under the Code, and the difference between renewing under the Electronic Communications Code and the 1954 Act, as well as the poss…
In this episode, we look at the opportunities and challenges faced by rural landowners, when looking to take land back in hand from a farming tenant.Hägen Wolf’s legal director Estella Prince is joined by special guest James Bush, Director and Head of Farm Business at GSC Grays.--------------------…
What does it take to become a qualified solicitor? What routes to qualification are available? How can I get quality legal experience? These are all questions that fresh law graduates will likely ask themselves. In this special episode, Georgia Beckett and Olivia Hudson discuss how they became …
In this episode partner Richard Robinson and associate Amy Light discuss a key issue for telecoms site providers, Multi-Skilled Visits or MSVs – what are they? What happens if an operator approaches you about an MSV? Can they be resisted?-------------------------------------------------------------…
Residential block managers face serious challenges when it comes to balancing the needs of freeholders, leaseholders and tenants, not least when it comes to managing service charges. With rising costs, increased regulation, reputational issues arising from a small number of bad actors in the indust…
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