Ed John

Ed is an experienced real estate disputes lawyer with particular expertise dealing with developers in relation to building defects as well as the hotel and hospitality industry. He often acts on multimillion-pound disputes for clients including developers, investors, landlords, tenants and funders, as well as insolvency practitioners. Ed acted for the developer and landlord in the leading fire-safety building defects case in the High Court in relation to liability for defective cladding and insulation. In the hospitality sector, Ed is recognised as an industry expert and has acted for or against almost every global hospitality brand. · Keystone Law

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Ed John is an experienced real estate disputes lawyer at Keystone Law who specialises in building-defect disputes and the hotel and hospitality sector. He acts on multimillion-pound disputes for developers, investors, landlords, tenants, funders and insolvency practitioners, and acted for the developer and landlord in a leading High Court fire-safety cladding and insulation defects case.

Practice areas

Real EstateLitigationConstruction

Office

England

Keystone Law · Ed is an experienced real estate disputes lawyer with particular expertise dealing with developers in relation to building defects as well as the hotel and hospitality industry. He often acts on multimillion-pound disputes for clients including developers, investors, landlords, tenants and funders, as well as insolvency practitioners. Ed acted for the developer and landlord in the leading fire-safety building defects case in the High Court in relation to liability for defective cladding and insulation. In the hospitality sector, Ed is recognised as an industry expert and has acted for or against almost every global hospitality brand.

England

Expertise

Building defectsFire-safety / cladding and insulation disputesHospitality sector (hotel industry)Developer disputesInvestor representationLandlord and tenant disputesFunder disputesInsolvency practitioner instructions

Admissions

Solicitor, England (qualified 1998)