
Acuity Law combines ‘technical expertise with a strategic approach’ to assist a client roster comprised of developers, management companies, landlords and tenants across a broad swathe of commercial and residential property disputes. Team head Jennifer Butcher ’blends legal proficiency with commercial insight’, advising developers on disputes arising following the acquisition and sale of freehold land, as well as acting for management companies on high-value latent defect claims. Butcher also handles social housing work, as does Neil Morgan, who excels in handling housing management cases, including with regard to alleged anti-social behaviour.
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- 'The team has a reputation for delivering results-driven solutions on both commercial and residential property disputes.'
- 'The team possesses a deep understanding of the complexities of property law, underpinned by years of experience, but they go beyond legal expertise to offer proactive and practical advice.'
- 'They blend technical expertise with a strategic, client-focused approach.'
- 'The team at Acuity Law brings a unique blend of legal acumen and practical insight, enabling them to deliver solutions that are not only legally sound but also commercially savvy. Their ability to understand the strategic and financial implications of property litigation is something that sets them apart from their competitors.'
- 'Jennifer Butcher blends legal proficiency with commercial insight.'
- 'Jennifer Butcher is highly intelligent, has a wealth of experience and very good judgement.'
Key clients
- Valleys to Coast Housing Limited
- Bro Myrddin Housing Association
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Practice head
Jennifer Butcher
Other key lawyers
Neil Morgan; Duncan Freeman; Alun Edmunds; Katie Hardie