In March 2023, the Law Commission revealed its plan to review the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“the 1954 Act”) as part of the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government’s wider initiative to revitalise high streets and town centres. The Law Commission, which is independent of Government, aims to create a legal framework which is easy to use and beneficial to both landlords and tenants and overall, hopes to foster “a productive and beneficial commercial leasing relationship between landlords and tenants”.

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Photo of Sue Wilson Sue Wilson

Sue Wilson counsels clients in all areas of real estate management and litigation. She has over 25 years’ experience in providing tailored legal strategies for all types of property related problems, disagreements or disputes whether by litigation or through alternative dispute resolution. She

Sue Wilson counsels clients in all areas of real estate management and litigation. She has over 25 years’ experience in providing tailored legal strategies for all types of property related problems, disagreements or disputes whether by litigation or through alternative dispute resolution. She works for a broad range of clients including investors, landlords, tenants, developers, and financial institutions. She has a particular experience in dealing with developments including advising on third party rights and providing vacant possession strategies to enable developments to proceed.

Photo of Ailish E. Winch Ailish E. Winch

Ailish E. Winch joined the firm in October 2021 as an associate in the Real Estate Litigation team. She has experience dealing with a broad range of contentious property and estate management issues, and she acts for a large variety of clients, including…

Ailish E. Winch joined the firm in October 2021 as an associate in the Real Estate Litigation team. She has experience dealing with a broad range of contentious property and estate management issues, and she acts for a large variety of clients, including landlords, tenants, investors, and developers.

Photo of Rachel Whittaker Rachel Whittaker

Rachel Whittaker is a commercial real estate lawyer with deep experience on a wide range of commercial real estate matters, including acting for institutional landlords on major lettings, joint ventures, high-value investment acquisitions and disposals, large-scale developments and complex pre-lets, investment and development…

Rachel Whittaker is a commercial real estate lawyer with deep experience on a wide range of commercial real estate matters, including acting for institutional landlords on major lettings, joint ventures, high-value investment acquisitions and disposals, large-scale developments and complex pre-lets, investment and development financings, and property and asset management arrangements. She also has experience in the real estate finance, hotel, health care, and residential sectors.