Planning Enforcement and the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
The recent headline “Court tells restaurant owners to pay out £2.5m confiscation order and seizes their passports over unlawful extractor
We advise both developers and landowners on projects across the country, from two-plot builds to complex, large-scale housing schemes. Our clients include commercial developers, housing associations, investors and private landowners. Whatever the scale of your project, we will help structure your development to support smooth progress and maximise value.
Our real estate development specialists provide the full range of legal services needed to support your project. This includes site acquisitions, financing arrangements, joint ventures, highways agreements, infrastructure agreements, planning and biodiversity net gain. We make sure every legal aspect of your development is properly aligned.
We work closely with our in-house planning team and independent financial advisers to deliver coordinated legal and financial advice under one roof. This joined-up approach helps reduce delays, manage risk and keep your project moving forward with clarity and confidence.
We do more than handle documents. We work alongside our clients for the long term, offering practical advice as projects evolve and regulations change. Many of the businesses we support have grown from small developers into major regional players, and we continue to advise them at every stage. Real estate is a fast-moving sector, and we make sure your legal position keeps pace.
Tees Law stands out in the legal industry due to its commitment to providing client-focused legal services across a diverse range of areas, including construction law, property law, and commercial litigation. The firm’s emphasis on building long-term relationships with clients sets it apart from many competitors which leads to instructions which are of a similar level of other top regional and London firms.
The recent headline “Court tells restaurant owners to pay out £2.5m confiscation order and seizes their passports over unlawful extractor
The London Evening Standard recently reported[1] that, under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA), a restaurant owner in Lewisham
The Government’s £500 million investment in the Oxford to Cambridge corridor is a major step towards unlocking the region’s full
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill 2025 is expected to become law before the end of the year, bringing several innovations
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