I am a senior associate in the property dispute resolution team and a professional support lawyer to the real estate division.
I have 10 years’ experience of advising clients on a broad range of litigious property matters. I am instructed by individuals, large landed estates, corporations and commercial clients.
In my role as professional support lawyer to the real estate team, I provide support to our fee earners in all sectors of the real estate division across our Tunbridge Wells and London offices.
Areas of expertise:
- Property disputes
- Easements
- Restrictive covenants
- Boundary disputes
- Adverse possession
- Nuisance
- Trespass
- Landlord and tenant disputes
- Contested business lease renewals
Qualifications and memberships
- Admitted as a solicitor in April 2008
- Member of the Property Litigation Association
- Member of the Association of Property Support Lawyers
My experience
I have advised and conducted proceedings on behalf of clients who have been affected by nuisance and trespass by a neighbouring landowner.
I have been engaged in settlement negotiations on behalf of a developer client relating to right to light claims by adjoining landowners.
I regularly advise landlord clients on the validity of notices served on them by their commercial clients.
Advised a client on a complex right of way dispute affecting their home.
Acted for a statutory water undertaker before the property tribunal on an application for rectification of title.
How we made a difference
My thinking
On Tower UK Limited -v- British Telecommunications PLC
A further aide to crackdown on economic crime and corruption in the property sector?
Modification of restrictive covenants – a bumper year
The Register of Overseas Entities is one year old!
Relief from forfeiture not limited to leases
Conservation covenants – more commonplace in 2023?
What can we expect from the Economic Crime Bill?
Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022: Ready, steady….go!
The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill: update
Three appeals concerning the Electronic Communications Code and code rights before the Supreme Court - part 1
