With an expansive offering, the Forsters LLP property litigation department continues to attract clients from investors, developers, and occupier companies, to an impressive client roster including major American streaming services and multinational investment companies. Ben Barrison spearheads the team and stands out for his aptitude for overseeing 1954 Act disputes, property insolvency issues, and rights to light. On the residential dispute and leasehold enfranchisement front, Natasha Rees is the key contact, with experience from both the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. Julia Tobbell is noted for her work on development and investment disputes, whereas Anna Mullins is adept at acting on a variety of instructions, spanning telecoms code disputes and landlord and tenant issues.
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Testimonials
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- ‘Forsters have probably captured the widest range of property professionals in the business. The strength and depth of its property litigation team is probably unrivalled.’
- ‘Julia Tobbell, Anna Mullins and Ben Barrison make a formidable team of bright, astute and determined lawyers. Clients of the firm are spoilt for choice.'
Key clients
- Ashtrom Group
- Banque Havilland
Work highlights
Acted for the Ministry of Defence in settling high-profile enfranchisement proceedings, which having been successful in the High Court, was headed to the Court of Appeal, before settlement was achieved.
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Practice head
Ben Barrison
Other key lawyers
Natasha Rees; Julia Tobbell; Anna Mullins; Ryan Didcock; James Carpenter; Emma Gregory