Real Estate Litigation

Jay Jagasia is a former solicitor with expertise in commercial and chancery law. He acts in boundary disputes and adverse possession claims, as well as challenging enfranchisement cases and lease renewal disputes. He also frequently handles solicitors' negligence cases relating to the sale of property.

Jay Jagasia is a robust advocate. He is very thorough in his preparation of the case.

Jay Jagasia is always very well prepared. He is good at putting clients at ease and engendering trust. His advice always takes into account the commerciality of the given situation.

Michael Selway deals with a range of real estate matters. His work often involves landlord and tenant disputes and traditional chancery matters. He regularly acts in property possession, right of way and easements cases.

Michael Selway is able to explain very complex matters to lay clients in a way they understand. He is good and practical with his advocacy.

Michael is very thorough and puts a great deal of effort into his advice. His attention to detail is superb, leaving no stone unturned. He is extremely knowledgeable and an excellent advocate.

Oliver Mitchell has a strong practice focusing on property and trusts work, including possession and boundary disputes. He often acts in water rights matters.

Oliver is personable and gives sound, solid and realistic advice. His drafting is of a very high standard.

Oliver gets to grips with cases quickly and efficiently. He provides excellent advice, is able to make clients feel comfortable in court and is an excellent advocate.