We feel that our passion for the property management industry sets us apart in providing market leading expertise and a partnership approach to all our clients’ needs.
We genuinely enjoy helping our clients navigate through the varied circumstances that they face where legal and commercial advice is required.
Being directly involved in a growing legal market with emerging case law is exciting to us and with our clients’ help, there is a real opportunity to shape the legal and commercial framework of the industry.
We are specialist lawyers with a keen focus on the property management industry. We have over 20 years combined experience in property law including:
- Service charge arrears
- Ground rent arrears
- Landlord and Tenant Act 1985
- Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002
- Law of Property Act 1925
- County Court – small claims, fast-track and multi-track
- First – Tier Tribunal Property Chamber
- Upper Tribunal
- High Court
- Appeals
- Advocacy
- Block Management
- Credit control systems
- Acquisitions
So as I wrap up my MD role at Revolution I wanted to put a few posts on here for a number of people I’ve found to be exceptional, Peter being one of these. Peter has the ability to grasp the law and explain it perfectly. He will listen patiently (believe me his listened on numerous occasions) and then match his response to the actual question asked. He has been a great assistance to me and Revolution and I have never had any regrets in using LMP law for all our legal issues. It’s hard to find solicitors who actually understand leasehold law and are not part of some bigger faceless organisation. I can’t recommend Peter or LMP law enough, if you’re in property management give these guys a call to help you legally. You won’t be disappointed.
Our lawyers have experience in dealing in all aspects of property law and we dedicate ourselves to ensuring our knowledge stays up to date, in order to give you the best service possible. They have between 1 and 10 years of experience in the area. We always make sure that junior solicitors and members of staff are supported and supervised appropriately so that the quality of advice is not affected, regardless of who is working on your case.
Our paralegals who do much of the day to day work on cases all have the minimum of a law degrees and have received extensive training within our firm and work under the direct supervision of one of our Directors.