
Real estate disputes
Real estate is core to Trowers & Hamlins' business and we have a class leading real estate disputes practice. We act for all principal stakeholders across a range of real estate sectors, including residential and commercial property developers and property companies, title indemnity insurers, institutional pension funds, receivers and insolvency practitioners, housing providers, private investors, entrepreneurs and occupiers of commercial and residential property.
Our specialisms include: rights to light; easement and restrictive covenant disputes and other real property matters; the full range of commercial landlord and tenant including lease renewal, alienation, rent review, dilapidations and other general breach of covenant matters; leasehold enfranchisement (acting for both landlords and tenants); all areas of residential landlord and tenant, with a particular emphasis on residential service charge disputes and tenancy enforcement; telecommunications; and all aspects of property related insolvency.
We take a pragmatic approach to disputes, seeking to resolve these in the most efficient manner possible, and always tailored to the client’s objectives.
In brief
- Leading real estate disputes practice
- Pragmatic and tailored approach
- Working across the public and private sectors
Real estate disputes
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Nicholas Levy
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Daniel Banks
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Emma Barnfield
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Darrell Chiheb
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Sam Coward
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Yetunde Dania
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Matthew Friedlander
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Michael Green
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Rachel Kerr
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Dorota Pawlowski
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Douglas Rhodes
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Jenny Standfast
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Charlotte Brasher
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Jeni Hancock
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Olivia Jenkins
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Louise Loveless
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Harriet Muffett
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Meadow O'Connor
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Dan Park
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