Commercial Landlord Advice
Managing commercial property disputes requires clear strategy, strong lease enforcement, and commercially focused legal advice. Whether you are dealing with rent arrears, breaches of lease, possession issues, dilapidations, or disputes with tenants, our team will help you protect your position and take decisive action with confidence.
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We advise commercial landlords dealing with tenant disputes, unpaid sums, lease breaches, possession issues, and property-related disputes. Our focus is on protecting rental income, enforcing lease rights, preserving property value, and helping landlords act decisively where control of the premises or cash flow is at risk.
Rent & Recovery
Advice on rent arrears, service charge disputes, and recovery options to protect income and cash flow.
Lease Breaches & Enforcement
Guidance on tenant breaches and enforcement strategy, including appropriate remedies and next steps.
Forfeiture & Possession Strategy
Strategic advice on forfeiture, possession, and the use of statutory notices to regain control of premises.
Dilapidations & Repairs
Advice on dilapidations claims, repair obligations, and recovery of costs at lease end or during the term.
Lease Termination & Renewals
Support on break clauses, renewals, and disputes relating to lease termination and continuation.
Assignments, Subletting & Consent
Advice on assignments, subletting arrangements, and disputes involving landlord consent.
Use, Alterations & Nuisance
Action on unauthorised use, alterations, and nuisance issues affecting property value or other occupiers.
Property & Boundary Disputes
Advice on commercial property and boundary disputes impacting lettings or ongoing occupation.
Whatever your situation, our solicitors can provide clear, confidential guidance tailored to you.
Whatever your situation, our solicitors can provide clear, confidential guidance tailored to you.
Commercial Landlord Disputes FAQs
Common questions from commercial landlords dealing with tenant disputes, lease enforcement, and protection of their property interests.
What can I do if my tenant breaches the lease?
The correct response depends on the breach, the lease terms, and the commercial position. Options may include enforcement action, notices, recovery steps, or negotiation.
Can I recover rent arrears from a commercial tenant?
Yes, in many cases. Recovery options can include negotiation, court action, CRAR, guarantor action, or forfeiture depending on the lease and circumstances.
Can I forfeit a commercial lease?
Possibly. Forfeiture rights depend on the lease and the nature of the breach. The process must be handled carefully to avoid undermining enforcement rights.
What if a tenant carries out unauthorised alterations or subletting?
Unauthorised alterations, assignments, or subletting may amount to lease breaches. The lease terms and surrounding circumstances determine what enforcement action is available.
What happens if I delay dealing with a tenant dispute?
Delay can weaken leverage, increase financial loss, and complicate enforcement. Taking advice early helps protect your position and maintain control of the situation.
Clear advice and practical steps on accidents at work
If you were injured at work because of unsafe conditions, inadequate training, faulty equipment, or failures in workplace safety, early advice helps you understand whether you may have a claim. We review what happened, assess responsibility, and explain your options clearly so the right next steps can be taken.
Initial review
A solicitor reviews the accident circumstances, the injuries suffered, and the working conditions involved.
Clear position
We explain whether there may be grounds for a claim and who may be responsible for the incident.
Practical next steps
We set out how the claim can be progressed, including evidence gathering, medical assessment, and communication with employers or insurers.
Ongoing support
If you instruct us, a solicitor manages the claim directly and keeps you informed throughout the process.
There is no obligation. An early enquiry helps you understand your position and what steps can be taken next.
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