Will artificial intelligence be intuitive enough to provide emotional intelligence in the way we interact with each other.
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As readers will no doubt be aware, there has been considerable focus in recent months on the rights, responsibilities and liabilities for landlords, managing agents and leaseholders under then new building safety regime.
Could ChatGPT give good advice on lease extensions, and could it even go so far as to make lease extensions interesting!?
Katie Orr summarises the first decision, including the key elements and implications of the new legislation.
Katie Orr of JB Leitch, draws together and summarises the most notable official updates with regard to building safety.
Camilla Waszek, Senior Associate for JB Leitch, talks about how it’s sensible to review the requirements for communal lighting.
Ensuring that Your IT & Digital Security Providers Bring Resilience & Rigour to Protecting Your Business Systems
In this article we provide an overview of some of the key points to consider from the BSA in relation to service charge recovery and, specifically, when service charge is not payable due to the BSA.
Author: Jacy Donoghue, Trainee Solicitor JB Leitch Real Estate As leaseholders are subject to service charges, freehold property owners can also be subject to charges for the cost of maintaining communal areas and facilities. In this article, Jacy Donoghue of JB Leitch Real Estate, reviews both the purpose of estate…
In Taking charge: the electric vehicle infrastructure strategy, the government set out that sales of all new petrol and diesel cars and vans would end in 2030. Alongside Government plans to introduce targets for sales of clean vehicles from 2024, the public discourse on zero emission motoring has now firmly shifted from if it will happen, to when.