Legal News Wales Awards: finalists in the sustainability category
We’re Finalists! Tree Law Recognised for Sustainability at the Legal News Awards 2025 We’re thrilled to announce that Tree Law has been selected as a finalist in the Sustainability Award of the Year category at the Legal News Awards 2025! Being shortlisted for this award is a huge moment for us. Since launching in 2021, […]
Cutting down a tree: the rules and regulations
Cutting down a tree: The rules and regulations | Homebuilding Check out how we can help with planning issues and protected trees: Protected Trees | Tree Law – Legal tree expert Planning issues | Tree Law – Legal tree expert How can you get someone else to chop down their tree? – Can I […]
Insurance Edge Article: the carbon calculator
Reassessing Subsidence Claims Management: A Call for Environmental Consideration – Check our what our friend Dr Tim Farewell had to say about climate data and carbon at our 2023 conference – Dr Tim Farewell speaking about climate change and subsidence patterns Check out the work that we do in relation to subsidence claims – Tree […]
Podcast: TBD Marketing
Get to know our CEO more here – Sarah Dodd | Tree Law – Legal tree expert; Law firm founder: Q&A with our CEO | Tree Law – Legal tree expert
Podcast: Tree Lady Talks
Check out our other conversation with the Tree Lady – Tree Lady Talks meets Tree law
Podcast: RiskACUMEN
Podcast: Roots & All
Tree Law Conference 2024: the brochure
Check out a recording of the conference on our YouTube channel, Tree Law TV – Tree Law London Conference 2024, part 1; Tree Law Conference London 2024, Part 2 Did you miss the 2023 conference? Tree Law London, Key Note Speech by Sarah Dodd Tree Law Seminar – Dr Martin Dobson on Tree Risk […]
Home owners: how to deal with invasive species?
Here at Tree Law we have dealt with numerous issues for clients involving invasive species such as bamboo and Japanese knotweed. Both are invasive species in the UK and can cause significant damage to properties, leading to legal disputes. 🐼Bamboo, particularly running bamboo, can spread aggressively through underground rhizomes. It can grow under fences, into […]
Case Law: Khan & Kane v Harrow Council
The 2013 case of Khan & Kane v Harrow Council the Court addressed the issue of foreseeability. The Claimants, Mr & Mrs Khan owned a house in the London Borough of Harrow. They alleged that tree roots from a neighbour’s tree had caused subsidence damage to their property. The first defendants, Harrow Council, was responsible […]
