A Commercial Property Update - Autumn 2026

A 4-hour recording of our half-day masterclass with Richard Snape, providing an update on recent developments in Commercial Property. The session covers the latest case law, statutory changes and practical issues affecting practitioners.

Designed for busy practitioners, this session provides an overview of key developments in this fast-moving area of law.

Topics covered include:

• The latest on Banning Upwards Rent Reviews;
• High-street Rental Auctions;
• Working from home and the issues;
• Recent case law on service charges including Tower Hamlets v Brewster House (2025) and Cloisters v Anvari (2026);
• Serving notices and Lamba v Enfield (2026);
• Tenancies at will and licences and AP Wireless II v On Tower (2025);
• Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, Grounds of Opposition and Renewal Terms and MVL v The Leadmill (2025), Ministry of Sound v British and Foreign Wharf (2025) Pridewell v Spirit Pub Company (2026);
• Options and Caterpillar Holdings v Park Cakes 2026
• Boundary Agreements after White v Alder (2025) and changes to the CPSE Enquiries;
• Email signatures;
• Japanese Knotweed liability and Davies v Bridgend (2024).

Who this is for:

This session is suitable for solicitors, paralegals and other legal professionals who want to update their knowledge of Commercial Property law, including those returning to this area of practice after a career break.

Level of expertise:

All Levels – this can be picked up throughout anyone’s professional career regardless of experience.

CPD hours:

This session provides you with 4 hours of learning.

Attendees will receive a CPD certificate upon completion of this course.

Can I pay by invoice?

Simply get in touch with info@formediagroup.co.uk to request an invoice - just let us know which webinar you'd like to purchase and the number of users you would like to book for.

Learning objectives:

After watching this recording, viewers will have an increased knowledge of Commercial Property and commercial leases, and an update on relevant case law and legislation.

They will also be able to apply the knowledge gained to improve the service they provide to clients.