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Shareholder disputes: Key challenges and approaches to resolution
Hay & Kilner’s Dispute Resolution Team explain how shareholder disputes arise and the best legal options to resolve them quickly.
Navigating wayleaves and easements: What should I do when a utility provider contacts me?
Emma Richmond, Solicitor in our Rural Property Team, explains the key differences between wayleaves and easements to landowners, and outlines the practical steps you should take when approached by a utility provider.
Can you be sued for a social media post?
Can you be sued for a social media post? Beth Donaldson, from our Dispute Resolution team, explains defamation risks and how to protect yourself.
What landowners need to know about solar farm planning and development
Joanne Milne, Head of our Rural Team, explains solar farm development plans, covering legal, planning and landowner considerations for renewable energy projects. is shining a light on solar development plans in the rural and agricultural industry.
Partnership disputes: Why a Partnership Agreement is essential
Learn why a partnership agreement is essential for protecting your business. Rachel Armstrong, from our Dispute Resolution Team, explains common partnership disputes and key terms every agreement should include.
Conditional Contracts v Option Agreements: Which is right for you?
Sophie Fletcher, from our Agriculture & Rural Team, explains Conditional Contracts vs Option Agreements, helping landowners understand risks, benefits and development land options.

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