
Graham French
Graham is a consultant in the property and housing litigation team now working principally on the Public Inquiry and related litigation on behalf of clients affected by the Grenfell Tower fire. Until retiring as a partner in November 2019, in addition to the Grenfell cases he concentrated on residential and commercial property disputes, landlord & tenant, housing, public law and related contractual disputes. He covered all aspects of property and housing litigation acting for landlords, tenants and tenant’s organisations. Graham also worked for housing associations, co-operatives, tenant management organisations and other public and voluntary sector bodies. · Russell-Cooke LLP
About
Graham is a consultant in the property and housing litigation team at Russell-Cooke LLP, now working principally on the Public Inquiry and related litigation on behalf of clients affected by the Grenfell Tower fire. Until retiring as a partner in November 2019 he concentrated on residential and commercial property disputes, landlord & tenant, housing, public law and related contractual disputes, acting for landlords, tenants, tenant organisations, housing associations, co-operatives and other public and voluntary sector bodies; he has served as a Deputy District Judge (County Court) since 1998.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- Undergraduate Degree in Law, Leeds Polytechnic (1977)
- MPhil Criminology, Clare Hall College, University of Cambridge (1978)
Admissions
- Solicitor (admitted January 1984)
- Deputy District Judge (County Court) since 1998