Joshua Dubin

Practice Areas

Joshua believes that everyone should have access to robust representation and realistic, honest advice. He tries to offer all his clients straightforward and cost-effective solutions to their problems. If the only option is litigation, he aims to secure them the best outcome he can, tailored to their circumstances and their means.

Joshua is a specialist whose goal is to guide his clients through the maze of English property law while avoiding its frequently unexpected hazards. His practice includes familiar property work, such as neighbour disputes (boundaries, nuisance, rights of way), and the full range of residential and commercial landlord & tenant matters. He also accepts instructions in property law more broadly, such as applications under TOLATA 1996, agricultural tenancies, freehold covenants and commons. He has significant experience of social housing issues.

Joshua’s practice also includes public and regulatory law disputes, from professional disciplinary proceedings through transport inquiries to age disputes brought by unaccompanied asylum-seeking minors.

Joshua provides advocacy and advice on litigation in the High Court and County Court, as well as in the First-Tier and Upper Tribunals, and at inquiries.

Career

Call year: 1997.

Professional Memberships

Property Bar Association

Agricultural Law Association

Housing Law Practitioners’ Association

Social Housing Law Association

London Common Law and Commercial Bar Association

South Eastern Circuit