Property & Chancery

Described as “Very Bright” and “rated highly by solicitors” in recent editions of the Legal 500.

James advises on and acts in all aspects of land law from co-habitation to boundary disputes. He has extensive experience in advising on constructive and resulting trust matters and has been asked to address the Liverpool Law Society on cohabitation claims in the light of Stack v Dowden and the subsequent cases.

As an insolvency practitioner James is used to considering the claims of trustees in bankruptcy and liquidators to property and associated matters such as exoneration arguments and restitutionary claims.