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Chris Hill

Chris is a property litigation specialist who works primarily on commercial property disputes. He advises on a wide range of matters including all things relating to landlord and tenant law, real property and contract disputes. He has extensive experience in areas including business lease renewals, enforcement action, alienation issues, break options, possession actions, occupational status disputes, and dilapidations. In the real property arena, Chris advises on issues such as restrictive covenants, adverse possession and easements. He also has a wide range of experience in residential property matters. Chris has clients across a range of different sectors. Chris deals with cases in a variety of court and tribunals including the High Court, County Court, First Tier and Upper Tribunal (Property Divisions) and has dealt with cases in the Court of Appeal. He is a strong proponent of ADR and regularly uses mediation and other forms of ADR in order to successfully resolve disputes. · Keystone Law

EnglandProperty Litigation, Real Estate

About

Chris Hill is a property litigation specialist at Keystone Law in England who focuses on commercial property disputes, advising on landlord and tenant law, real property and contract disputes. He has extensive experience with lease renewals, enforcement, alienation, break options, possession actions, occupational status disputes, dilapidations, restrictive covenants, adverse possession and easements; he regularly appears in the High Court, County Court, First-tier and Upper Tribunal (Property Divisions) and has dealt with cases in the Court of Appeal, and is a strong proponent of ADR.

Practice areas

Property LitigationReal EstateLandlord & TenantCommercial PropertyResidential Property

Office

Expertise

Business Lease RenewalsEnforcement ActionAlienation IssuesBreak OptionsPossession ActionsOccupational Status DisputesDilapidationsRestrictive CovenantsAdverse PossessionEasementsADR / Mediation

Admissions

  • Qualified as a solicitor, 2004