A fresh approach to property law and mediation
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Committed to finding commercial solutions
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Understanding objectives
Adding value
Resolving or preventing disputes
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Mediation
Bringing people together
Passionate about Property, we are committed to finding commercial solutions to legal challenges. We aim to understand your objectives and to add value. Our goal is to be an asset to your business and not simply a remote legal service provider. We see mediation as an essential tool. We use our experience to resolve disputes, or prevent them happening in the first place, deliver solutions, cut through processes and to safeguard against legal risk. We value our longstanding client relationships and look forward to working with you.
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From quarter days to major repairs, we understand property investment. Portfolio management, lease renewals, consent issues, breaches and other tenant issues. “Always able to see the bigger commercial picture and objectives” – 2020 Chambers and Partners
We strive to understand our clients' businesses and the need for business premises.
Lease extensions, short lettings, management or neighbour issues, we unlock residential property problems.
Expensive litigation is not the only option. As trained Mediators and Arbitrators we encourage and assist with other ways to settle.
We have a particular reputation in the field of Estate Agency, Valuation, and Negligence claims.
We understand high-value major development scenarios and dispute situations, including overage agreements, judicial review and planning appeals.
Frogour Limited v Farsi and Lenjawi (First Tier Tribunal Property Chamber – Residential Property) LON/00BK/LBC/2021/0009, 2021 concerned a high-value residential block overlooking Regents Park.
Commercial property dilapidations can be hard-fought, especially following a long lease of a property that has become outdated.
Save and Prosper Pensions v Homebase [2001] L. & T.R. 11 concerned the removal of an arbitrator because of a conflict of interest.
London Tara Hotel v Kensington Close Hotel [2011] EWCA Civ 1356 was a high-value dispute between two major London hotels over the use of an access ring road.