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15 April 2024
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Why choose me
Working in real estate law means I work with my clients to help them achieve something tangible; usually something which is very often of considerable importance to them, whether they are individuals or companies.
Clients are welcome to contact me for an ‘off the clock’ discussion at any time – I always make myself available, even out of office hours. I’ll always provide a forthright, honest assessment of your case as early as possible, allowing you to make informed decisions.
With over thirty-four years’ experience in dispute resolution of which twenty-three years have been spent specialising in the field of Real Estate litigation, I have worked with a range of commercial and residential investment companies, developers, landlords, tenants, business owners and individuals. My specialisms include business and landlord tenant law, property rights, restrictive covenants , land disputes, service charge and rent disputes to name a few!
Working in real estate law means I work with my clients to help them achieve something tangible; usually something which is very often of considerable importance to them, whether they are individuals or companies.
Clients are welcome to contact me for an ‘off the clock’ discussion at any time – I always make myself available, even out of office hours. I’ll always provide a forthright, honest assessment of your case as early as possible, allowing you to make informed decisions.
With over thirty-four years’ experience in dispute resolution of which twenty-three years have been spent specialising in the field of Real Estate litigation, I have worked with a range of commercial and residential investment companies, developers, landlords, tenants, business owners and individuals. My specialisms include business and landlord tenant law, property rights, restrictive covenants , land disputes, service charge and rent disputes to name a few!
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Questions my clients ask me
No, whatever you tell me stays with me and will not influence how I manage your matter.
Predicting the length a case will take to resolve, especially if it involves an application to court or tribunal, is very difficult. However, I will regularly provide updates on both timings and costs.
The answer varies depending on the type of case, but if court proceedings are involved and you win, you will usually receive approximately 60%-70% of your incurred legal costs if the losing party has sufficient funds to pay you.
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