Peggy Etiebet

Peggy Etiebet’s strong practice in social housing is complemented by her expertise in the Administrative Court, principally for community care, and the Court of Protection.

Peggy has been ranked in social housing in Chambers and Partners continuously since 2009 and has been described as “extremely impressive…extremely popular with clients…commended for her “no-nonsense” approach and clear guidance, particularly on homelessness cases and anti-social behaviour cases” with a “willingness to go the extra mile for the client”.

Peggy’s strong practice in Social Housing is complemented by her expertise in the Administrative Court, principally for community care, and the Court of Protection. She is well known for her work involving the scope of local authorities’ duties to unaccompanied asylum seeking minors in particular with regard to age assessment. She is regularly instructed by local authorities in a wide range of areas including homelessness, landlord and tenant, adult and children services, residence, care and DOLS relating to those who lack capacity, cuts to services, benefits, local authority obligations to non-UK citizens (including EU citizens), and the scope of public sector equality duties.

Peggy also has a thriving practice in property law instructed by both local authorities and landlords in property and service charge disputes.

Social Housing Law Association

Administrative Law Bar Association