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Daniel Fitzpatrick

Work Department
Housing & Property Disputes
Position
Daniel has worked primarily in housing & public law, as well as property disputes since qualification. In particular Daniel deals with human rights and discrimination challenges to government, often taking on large group actions.
He has a broad range of knowledge of homelessness appeals, judicial review cases, claims for disrepair, possession claims based on rent or mortgage arrears or anti-social behaviour, unlawful evictions, and general landlord and tenant disputes. He also acts in general property disputes often involving boundary and party wall disputes, leasehold and service charge disputes, nuisance & negligence cases and rights of way.
Daniel regularly is asked to commentate on recent housing and public law issues by newspapers, television and radio outlets. He is one of the lead lawyers on the Grenfell Public Inquiry representing over 50 core participants.
Career
Trained at Russell Jones & Walker, admitted as solicitor 2001;
Joined Hodge Jones & Allen 2007, Associate 2010-12, Partner 2012.
Deputy Head of the Housing & Property department at Hodge Jones & Allen 2020
Memberships
- The Clerkenwell County Court Duty Scheme
- The Housing Law Practitioners’ Association
- The Law Society Housing Law Committee
- Property Litigation Association
- Elected Housing Representative on the Law Society Council
- Liberty
Education
Anglia University (1995, LLB (Hons)); Trinity College Dublin (1996, M Phil International Politics); Bristol University (1997, LPC).
Lawyer Rankings
London > Real estate > Social housing: tenant
(Next Generation Partners)Hodge Jones & Allen is ‘an industry leader in social housing law‘, representing clients across a broad spectrum of social housing matters, including possession, illegal eviction anti-social behaviour injunctions and disrepair claims, and provides ‘a valued service for legally-aided clients‘. The practice, headed by ‘exceptional lawyer‘ Jayesh Kunwardia, has a strong reputation for its work regarding the administrative law aspects of social housing, such as homelessness reviews, claims for judicial review and discrimination matters, and has a niche specialism in advising victims of domestic abuse and trafficking. ‘Exceptional‘ Farzana Chowdhury and ‘very well-regarded‘ Sophie Bell are both experienced in acting for vulnerable tenants and those with additional needs, such as those with capacity issues. Daniel Fitzpatrick has ‘extensive experience‘ in human rights and discrimination matters and is a lead housing solicitor in the Grenfell inquiry.
Lawyer Rankings
- Next Generation Partners - London > Real estate > Social housing: tenant
- Social housing: tenant - London > Real estate
Top Tier Firm Rankings
Firm Rankings
- Public sector > Civil liberties and human rights
- Insurance > Clinical negligence: claimant
- Insurance > Personal injury: claimant
- Public sector > Administrative and public law
- Private client > Court of protection
- Employment > Employees/unions
- Private client > Family
- Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: white-collar crime (advice to individuals)