Why choose me
Working in real estate dispute is challenging and rewarding, often involving problem-solving skills combined with technical expertise. This practice area involves working to resolve residential, commercial and agricultural disputes with a diverse portfolio of landlords, tenants, leaseholders and businesses. I always try and reach a practical, commercial resolution for my clients through negotiation or mediation – it’s often worth exploring alternative dispute resolution before incurring litigation costs through court.
I always ensure to reach the best outcomes while minimising stress. I identify risks at an early stage to help clients avoid future disputes and be proactive in the matter, working with all parties to settle the case.
My specialisms include real estate disputes, litigation and alternative dispute resolution. I work with a number of commercial clients, developers and landowners. I also work alongside landlords, tenants and individuals.
Outside of work I enjoy going to the gym, cooking and travelling.
Working in real estate dispute is challenging and rewarding, often involving problem-solving skills combined with technical expertise. This practice area involves working to resolve residential, commercial and agricultural disputes with a diverse portfolio of landlords, tenants, leaseholders and businesses. I always try and reach a practical, commercial resolution for my clients through negotiation or mediation – it’s often worth exploring alternative dispute resolution before incurring litigation costs through court.
I always ensure to reach the best outcomes while minimising stress. I identify risks at an early stage to help clients avoid future disputes and be proactive in the matter, working with all parties to settle the case.
My specialisms include real estate disputes, litigation and alternative dispute resolution. I work with a number of commercial clients, developers and landowners. I also work alongside landlords, tenants and individuals.
Outside of work I enjoy going to the gym, cooking and travelling.
Questions my clients ask me
This is different in each case; sometimes it involves looking at the lease clause to see whether there is a costs clause. If the matter goes to trial, it depends on how much the Judge awards the costs and whether the other side also have the financial means to pay the costs.
You will need to follow the correct legal procedure – for residential – it is either through serving a s8 notice or a s21 notice. For commercial properties, you can serve an opposed s25 notice or check whether the lease has a landlord redevelopment break clause.
This is dependent on each case, as each is different. We offer a fixed fee estimate at the outset and regularly keep clients updated in terms of fees for each step. Sometimes, due to the nature of contentious matters, the amount of work done, or time spent is different to predict, and fees beyond this stage are incurred and charged on a time-spent basis as per the hourly rates.
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