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Legal correspondence and negotiations often involve tactical wording, with some phrases carrying significant procedural consequences. One of the most important is “without prejudice save as to costs”. This expression, widely used across litigation and dispute resolution, signals a shift from purely protected negotiation to a document that may be shown to the court—but only when […]

In the world of commercial property, landlords and tenants often seek flexible arrangements that do not lock either party into long-term commitments. One such arrangement is known as a tenancy at will. This type of agreement can offer a temporary and convenient solution when a longer-term lease is not immediately practical or desirable. At Blackstone […]