"Guy Fetherstonhaugh is a go-to counsel for complex matters and he is extremely good with clients."Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2024
"Guy is a very polished performer who inspires confidence."Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2024
"Just superb. The undisputed heavyweight champion of the property litigation world."Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2024
"Guy is probably our first choice of any property litigation KC for when we need the best legal advice and the most sensible commercial perspective."Chambers and Partners UK Bar Guide 2024
'Guy can turn his hand to anything; his command over English property law is astonishing. He cuts through the noise and gets straight to the heart of the issue.’Legal 500 2024
"Guy Fetherstonhaugh will argue very, very strongly."Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2023
"He is calm, unflappable and has an easy manner."Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2023
"He provides a top-notch, extremely high-quality service."Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2023
‘There is no one better than Guy. A superb advocate, completely unflappable and an immense level of knowledge. His dedication to the cause and willingness to go the extra mile make him such a joy to work with. ’Legal 500 2023
Guy Fetherstonhaugh QC acts as the joint head of chambers and is widely respected in the market. His areas of expertise include enfranchisement, easements and restricted covenants. He has experience of appearing in both the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal. "His advice is both excellent and accessible." "He is about as perfect a QC as you can imagine! He goes from strength to strength." "He provides very structured, commercial advice."Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2022
"Probably the best property litigation silk in the business."Legal 500 2022
"A polished advocate", held in high regard for his top-notch work on enfranchisement, easements and restricted covenants. Who’s Who Legal UK Bar Report 2022
Acts as the joint head of chambers and is widely respected in the market. His areas of expertise include rent review, easements and restricted covenants. He has experience of appearing in both the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal. Strengths: "Continues to impress clients with his thorough preparation, commercial acumen, encyclopedic knowledge of cases and classy presentation." "Technically excellent, highly intelligent and a pleasure to work with." "Unquestionably one of the top-tier property QCs in the country."Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2021 (Real Estate Litigation)
"Guy is a superb advocate and a great speaker. I thought his submissions at trial were outstanding and he kept the judge in the palm of his hand."Legal 500 2021
Acts as the joint head of chambers and is widely respected in the market. His areas of expertise include rent review, easements and restricted covenants. He has experience of appearing in both the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal. Strengths: "The source of very practical and well-reasoned advice." "Consistently brilliant and an intellectual heavyweight." "Fabulous to work with and understands client pressures and needs." Recent work: Successfully represented the Tate in Fearn v Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery, a claim of nuisance and breach of human rights brought by the owners of apartments overlooked by the Tate Modern's new outdoor viewing platform.Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2020 (Real Estate Litigation)
"One of the best property litigation advocates in the business."Legal 500 2020
Guy is one of the foremost real estate silks at the Bar. He is "very highly regarded for his excellent work in development agreements, rent review and restrictive covenants". Who's Who Legal UK Bar 2019 Guide
"Acts as the joint head of chambers and is widely respected in the market. His areas of expertise include rent review, easements and restricted covenants. He has had recent cases in both the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal. Strengths: 'Leading authority on rent review, providing clear, concise and commercial advice.' 'A legend of the real estate Bar.' 'An excellent property litigation specialist at the top of his game.' Recent work: Acted in Westhill Endowment v Birmingham City Council, a case which led to the Town or Village Greens register being rectified to remove the registration of land as village green because signs erected by the owner had prevented use being as of right." Chambers UK Guide 2019 (Real Estate Litigation)
