Daniel accepts instructions in all areas of landlord and tenant law, whether commercial or residential, and in the law of real property. His advisory work covers all our areas of our expertise as well as property related insolvency issues.
Holding a busy court practice, he regularly appears in the County Court, the Property Chamber of the First-tier and Upper-tier Tribunals and the High Court, both in his own right and as a junior. He has acted as a junior counsel in the Supreme Court. Some notable cases are listed below.
Daniel frequently advises and acts in disputes in the following areas:
- Interpretation & rectification
- Telecommunications
- The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
- Insolvency & property law
- Notices to complete
- Trespass and injunctions
- The Human Rights Act 1998, ECHR & property law
- The Equality Act 2010 & property law
- The Building Safety Act 2022
- Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES)
- Mortgages
- Nuisance
- Forfeiture
- Service charges and dilapidations
- Land Registration
- Adverse possession
- Covenants and easements
- Possession
- Auctions
A Scot, Daniel unwinds by cooking, playing sport and visiting European cities. For a time he interviewed musicians and reviewed gigs for a Country Music magazine. He lectured law before coming to the bar.
