Category: Landlord & Tenants

As part of the significant changes brought about by the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, the government has confirmed that Section 21 “no-fault” evictions will be eliminated in England on May 1, 2026. This will alter the legal environment for both...

Finding that a tenant is becoming “difficult”—whether through persistent rent arrears, anti-social behaviour (ASB), or causing substantial property damage—is an extremely unpleasant situation for private landlords in the UK. Many landlords use search engines to get answers to questions like...

One of the most important things you have as a landlord is your property. Trespassing is when someone enters or occupies your property without your permission, which is regrettably sometimes the case. Regaining legal ownership of your property requires knowing...

London’s private renting sector is evolving quickly. Both landlords and tenants need to be aware of their legal rights in light of new laws, rising rents, and greater demand. The Renters’ Rights Bill, which was introduced by the UK government...

In the UK, problems with trespassing, illegal entry, mesne profits, and landlord liability can lead to complicated conflicts between landlords and tenants. Adam Bernard Solicitors is an expert in landlord and tenant law, guiding clients through trespassing, possession, and damage...

The Renters (Reform) Bill is among the most important reformations of the UK private rental sector in recent times. Focused on enhancing security, fairness, and clarity among tenants and landlords, the legislation revolutionizes processes of eviction, tenancy, deposit arrangements, and...

What to Do If a Commercial Tenant Refuses to Leave After Lease Ends in the UK If you own a commercial property, you might often wonder what to do if a tenant doesn’t leave when their lease ends. What happens...

Illegal Eviction or Landlord Harassment in the UK? Here’s What You Need to Know Adam Bernard Solicitors will move quickly to protect you if someone has intimidated you, locked you out, or coerced you to leave. Renting a place in...

I want to alert landlords to a critical update: if you’re considering an eviction, now is the time to act.