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Ian is a Property and Construction Litigator, with over 20 years’ specialist experience in contentious property and construction law matters, with a particular expertise in acting for land owners, landlords, developers and construction professionals, who make up the majority of his client base.
Ian provides specialist advice on a full range of contentious property matters and disputes that arise in connection with the acquisition, ownership, development and management of both residential and commercial properties. His experience includes advising on breach of contract claims, lease disputes, commercial lease renewals, breaches of covenant, boundary disputes, adverse possession claims, rights of way and light issues and trespass and possession claims. He is also regularly involved in the removal or alteration of restrictive covenants, that would otherwise prevent development, and provides advice on profit share and overage contract disputes and planning agreements.
On construction matters, Ian provides advice on a number of different issues, including breach of contract claims, material damage claims, professional negligence, arbitration, adjudication and mediation, interim and final account assessments, design disputes and delay claims.
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Ian is a Property and Construction Litigator, with over 20 years’ specialist experience in contentious property and construction law matters, with a particular expertise in acting for land owners, landlords, developers and construction professionals, who make up the majority of his client base.
Ian provides specialist advice on a full range of contentious property matters and disputes that arise in connection with the acquisition, ownership, development and management of both residential and commercial properties. His experience includes advising on breach of contract claims, lease disputes, commercial lease renewals, breaches of covenant, boundary disputes, adverse possession claims, rights of way and light issues and trespass and possession claims. He is also regularly involved in the removal or alteration of restrictive covenants, that would otherwise prevent development, and provides advice on profit share and overage contract disputes and planning agreements.
On construction matters, Ian provides advice on a number of different issues, including breach of contract claims, material damage claims, professional negligence, arbitration, adjudication and mediation, interim and final account assessments, design disputes and delay claims.
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