Craig is an experienced advocate whose specialises in litigation concerning business, property, private client, landlord and tenant, contentious trusts, probate, public and regulatory law
Despite possessing a 1st Class law degree, Craig has a reputation for giving solid down to earth legal advice.
Craig’s philosophy on business disputes is to try and resolve them quickly and as economically as possible. Good advice from an early stage is key to meeting a client’s objectives.
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Craig has experience in landlord & tenant disputes. Further, he has acted in a range of contentious probate proceeduings including challenges to the vality of Wills as well as inheritance Act appocations.
The latter case involved the proposition that tenants getting together to buy their landlords’ interest must provide a notice which is correct and accurate. A notice will be invalidated if it contains gross mistakes (listing dead and departed tenants).
Craig has considerable experience in regulatory/public law. He regularly acts for the London Borough of Southwark. Appointed standing counsel in Adult Care Law to Denbighshire County Council from 2014 and similarly to Gwynedd and Conway from 2016 .
Craig has experience of both the “health and welfare” as well as the “finance and property” pathways in the Court of Protection. He has experience of advising both Applicants and Respondents in ‘best interests’ applications relating to medical procedures, residence as well as objections to Attorneys, Deputies and the making of Statutory Wills.
He has appeared before a number of professional regulatory panels and tribunals including the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal, the General Medical Council, the General Osteopathic Council and the General Council of Chiropractors.
Notable cases in this field are:
Craig has experience in landlord & tenant disputes.
He has acted in a range of contentious probate proceedings, including challenges to the validity of Wills, as well as Inheritance Act applications.
Craig has considerable experience in public/administrative law. He regularly acts for the London Borough of Southwark. Appointed standing counsel in Adult Care Law to Denbighshire County Council from 2014 and similarly to Gwynedd and Conway from 2016.