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TLT has advised Town and Country Housing on its partnership with Legal & General Modular Homes to acquire a site in Kent for the development of 153 modular homes.
TLT is supporting a collective of pioneers in climate change solutions to support Action Net Zero in its mission to make Bristol's transport cleaner and greener.
TLT has advised long-standing client Ecotricity on the sale of the Electric Highway – its pioneering national charging network – to sustainable energy company GRIDSERVE.
Anand Verma is an Indian qualified banking & finance lawyer and joins in London to strengthen TLT's Indian practice
89% of retailers say their digital and e-commerce capabilities have failed to keep pace with demand following the pandemic.
The pandemic has forced the majority of the workforce into a world of remote working. As a result, our cities are evolving.
Issues that will impact the sector over the coming months - from future proofing social housing developments to managing offices post pandemic, green finance, and creating connected communities.
Watch our video series for information on the legal issues that are affecting the real estate sector. Each...
Helping you navigate your business through the risks and opportunities that Brexit will bring.
The way people shop is constantly evolving, from the growth of online and the changing use of stores...
The widespread disruption and closure of businesses caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent national and local lockdowns has brought into sharp focus the question of available insurance cover for losses under...
The pandemic has had a deep and long-lasting effect on the leisure, food & drink sector, forcing operators to embrace new ways of attracting and servicing customers.
There's a growing demand for retailers to do more to attract the Purple Pound – the collective spending power of disabled shoppers, estimated to be worth around £274bn. We look at the opportunities, the legal issues and...
Green finance is gaining speed, driven by global climate change pressures and the recognition of the vital role which sustainability plays in a resilient financial services sector.
Under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), landlords could face substantial penalties for letting energy inefficient properties.
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