Real Estate Disputes

The goal of our real estate dispute lawyers is twofold. Firstly, we want to help you avoid disputes altogether, by advising you on decisions – big or small – which you make about your property. Secondly, where disputes do happen, we can help you resolve them through negotiation or the formal property litigation process. Our property litigation solicitor team is experienced in handling various disputes, including boundary disputes and commercial property litigation.

We know that the complicated nature of property disputes means it’s crucial that we act as an extension of your team – we don’t work in silos. We are always looking to get you from A to B in the most pragmatic way possible. Our property litigation team focuses on proactive strategies that minimise the likelihood of conflicts.

We focus on results and resolution. Sometimes that means litigation is necessary – in which case, our expert property litigation lawyers are ably equipped to support. Our real estate dispute lawyers have acted at every level of the English legal system, including the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and the Lands Chamber of the Upper Tribunal.

We’re equally well versed in helping our clients to navigate alternative, more conciliatory methods of resolving disputes, including arbitration, mediation and independent expert determination.

We pride ourselves on empowering our clients’ ambitions as trusted advisors, providing easy-to-understand legal advice on a whole range of disputes and disagreements over land and property. This includes disputes over issues like possession, development, leases, land value, telecommunications equipment, restrictive covenants, nuisance and right to light. Our property dispute lawyers have extensive experience in handling property transactions, property disputes and boundary disputes.

Our lawyers aren’t just here property disputes and for when things go wrong. We’re here to help you to minimise risk and avoid disputes in the future by making the most out of opportunities to get or increase value of your property. That could involve preparing land for development, leasing property, subletting or advising on property law as part of large commercial deals.