Hollie Lilly RWK Goodman

Hollie Lilley

Associate

Property Disputes

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About Hollie

Hollie is an Associate in the Property Disputes team and has experience of dealing with a wide range of both commercial and residential property disputes.

Hollie has a particular interest in the following areas:

  • joint ownership disputes
  • boundary and neighbour disputes
  • commercial and residential landlord and tenant disputes
  • covenants.

Hollie qualified as a solicitor in 2013 after spending two years with the firm while she completed her training contract.

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For commercial landlords
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A dispute with a tenant is not only disruptive but it may threaten your future income. Understanding your options and taking early action can mean the difference between success and failure.
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"Ultimately litigation is a last resort in a property dispute so where possible we try to resolve the issue by way of amicable and cost-effective negotiation. There are of course situations where negotiation proves unsuccessful, but in those circumstances I make sure that clients fully understand each stage of the litigation process and aim to make sure that the very best and most practical result is achieved."

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