Press

It is no surprise landowners are lobbying government over the new Electronic Communications Code. In this article for CoStar, PLA Law Reform Committee member, Eloise Illingworth, looks at why this continues to be such a turbulent area of property litigation.

In this article in Estates Gazette, PLA Vice Chair, Kate Andrews, discusses a high profile dispute that serves as a reminder of the continuing importance of rights of light.

Recent tussling in the Supreme Court demonstrates just how seriously homeowners are taking rows with their neighbours. What’s behind the trend? Rebecca Campbell quotes in her capacity as PLA Chair.

Rebecca Campbell and Paul Tonkin, as Chair of the PLA and head of the PLA's Law Reform Committee respectively, were interviewed by Green Street News: Europe in relation to the PLA's own findings in response to the Law Commission's consultation on proposed reform (or abolition) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.

First ruling raises questions over eviction rights but whether WeWork comes out on top remains to be seen. PLA Vice Chair, Kate Andrews comments in Green Street News.

Jess Harrold meets new Property Litigation Association chair Rebecca Campbell to discuss a time of change for property law and her drive to attract a wider array of talent into the field.

Mark Reading reflects in EG as he steps down as Chair of the PLA.

The power of human connections. In this article in EG's Starting Out in Real Estate supplement, Rachael Studman, Junior PLA Chair, joins other professionals in sharing advice with James Lumley on how it's never too early to start building your network of contacts, on LinkedIn and real life.

PLA Vice Chair, Rebecca Campbell, is quoted on behalf of the PLA in this EG story reporting on the Supreme Court decision in the case of the Manchester Ship Canal Company v United Utilities Water.

"A survey by the Property Litigation Association has revealed the real impact of underinvestment in the county court system on businesses and landlords..." reports EG and "the latest evidence to support the contention of many lawyers that the justice system is going to hell in a hand cart"... reports The Times