Druces Private Wealth

Real Estate Dispute Resolution

For real estate dispute resolution, Druces advise a broad cross section of clients on all forms of actual or potential real estate disputes – legal proceedings both at Court and Tribunal, and notices relating to commercial and residential property.

In respect of commercial property, we advise investor landlords, developers, private individuals, family trusts, partnerships, charities, major retailers and corporate clients on all aspects of landlord and tenant law, with a particular emphasis on rent arrears recovery, other breaches of lease, and all the usual management issues. 

We have a very experienced practice dealing with lease renewals and termination of protected business tenancies, acting for and against development schemes, associated dilapidation and repair claims, and dealing with break and other notices for both landlords and tenants alike. 

In relation to residential property disputes, we regularly advise clients on lease extensions, collective enfranchisement, management issues and high value service charge and other disputes.

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Who to Contact

BENJAMIN LOMER

Head Of Property Litigation, Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Benjamin Lomer is the Head of Property Litigation in Druces LLP’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution team. He has wide experience in dealing with both property litigation and commercial litigation matters.

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