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Social Housing

St Ives Chambers

Leading Juniors

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Aadhithya Anbahan – St Ives Chambers
Michelle Caney –St Philips Chambers 'Her attention to detail and academic knowledge of the law is second to none. Her ability to make the most complex legal issues appear simple is an immense strength.'
Ben Chapman  – St Ives Chambers
Richard Dewsbery – St Ives Chambers
Tom Lawal – St Ives Chambers 'Excellent with clients and helps to put witnesses at ease.'
Anya Newman – St Philips Chambers 'Anya is a leader in this area of law. Superb attention to detail. Thorough case preparation. Fierce advocate. Really personable and helpful.'
Oliver Nunn – 3PB ‘He gives clear and helpful guidance and advice to help progress matters along. Oliver is a brilliant and persuasive advocate.'
Michael Singleton –St Ives Chambers ‘Michael's knowledge is vast and there is nothing he does not about social housing. He is well respected by the judiciary.'  
Jane Talbot –St Ives Chambers ‘She has a greater understanding of the ways in which Social Housing clients work and operate and can tailor her advice accordingly, offering pragmatic and practical solutions.’
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Tom Russell – St Ives Chambers
Shabinah Ladha – St Ives Chambers 'Approachable in regards to instructions and able to discuss the matters in question in a methodical and pragmatic manner.'
Annabel Heath – 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square
Jonathan Manning – 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square
Ian Peacock – 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square

Rising Stars

Kinza Wahid – 3PB ‘Kinza is very well paced, clear, and firm in court, drawing attention to the necessary legal principles. She is also very practical outside of the court room and gives robust advice where necessary.’
Danielle Gotts St. Clair – 3PB ‘Thorough preparation and good cross examination’
Harry Marriott – St Philips Chambers

Social housing in Regional Bar

St Ives Chambers


St Ives Chambers‘ specialist housing team has a breadth of talent that spans cases concerning anti-social behaviour, homelessness, disrepair claims and unfair evictions, continuing to lead across the Midland Circuit. The practice is headed by housing law expert Michael Singleton, whose broad practice covers the representation of housing groups and associations in matters relating to the Equality Act 2010, eviction claims and appeals, as well as breach of duty allegations. Tom Lawal has recent experience representing landlords in possession claims and is regularly instructed to lead in multi-day trials, and Ben Chapman leads for both housing associations and individual appellants, with a major recent precedent-setting case concerning landlord’s obligations under section 4 of the Defective Premises Act 1972.

Les références

‘Catherine Merry and Jessica Perry are excellent. They are quick to respond and will go out of their way to accommodate us.’

‘Excellent clerking. Very professional and efficient, especially Catherine Merry.’

‘Communication from the clerks is clear and quick.’

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