James Rees

James is a partner and head of the firm’s property litigation team. He specialises in dispute resolution involving contentious commercial property matters, advising a broad range of clients (both landlords and tenants) in all aspects of contentious commercial property. Particular areas of expertise include dilapidations; service charges; restrictive covenants and easements; rent reviews; contractual and development disputes; nuisance claims; complex contested lease renewals; insolvency related disputes; contested rating appeals and boundary disputes. He has published articles and lectures to clients and property professionals on a wide variety of property litigation topics. · Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP

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James Rees is a partner and head of Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP’s property litigation team in England. He specialises in dispute resolution for contentious commercial property matters, advising landlords and tenants on a wide range of property litigation issues.

Practice areas

Real EstateLitigationLandlord & Tenant

Office

England

Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP · James is a partner and head of the firm’s property litigation team. He specialises in dispute resolution involving contentious commercial property matters, advising a broad range of clients (both landlords and tenants) in all aspects of contentious commercial property. Particular areas of expertise include dilapidations; service charges; restrictive covenants and easements; rent reviews; contractual and development disputes; nuisance claims; complex contested lease renewals; insolvency related disputes; contested rating appeals and boundary disputes. He has published articles and lectures to clients and property professionals on a wide variety of property litigation topics.

England

Expertise

DilapidationsService chargesRestrictive covenants & easementsRent reviewsContractual and development disputesNuisance claimsComplex contested lease renewalsInsolvency-related property disputesContested rating appealsBoundary disputes

Admissions

Solicitor (England, since 1991)