Vertex Law

New rules for expiring planning permissions

by Lee May
Developers will find it easier to extend the life of planning permissions thanks to temporary new rules designed to help firms see out the recession. [more]

Early action reaps rewards

by Rebecca Tinham
The changing face of litigation makes consulting an experienced team at the earliest opportunity more important than ever, writes Rebecca Tinham, Head of Dispute Resolution at Kings Hill based Vertex Law [more]

Good news for developers as planning rules make it easier to extend the life of existing permissions

by Lee May
As from 1st October 2009 new rules have come into effect which make it easier for developers to extend the life of planning permissions. This is one of three measures introduced which improve the development control system and which are, in part, a response to the recession. The impact of these measures and how they might be used by developers is considered in this article. [more]

New approach to help stalled housing development

by Richard Blackman
New house building in Kent has been given a much needed boost with local authorities starting to take a more flexible approach in their dealings with major developers. Leading the way is Ashford Borough Council, which has worked with Kent legal property experts Vertex Law to find new ways to kickstart the large housing developments needed in the county’s growth areas. [more]

What can you expect when buying a dental practice?

by Abbe West
In the second of a series of articles, Vertex Law’s Abbe West examines the steps you need to take when buying a dental practice. [more]