Chloe Benson RWK Goodman

Chloe Benson

Senior Associate

Property Disputes

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Chloe specialises in property litigation work, advising on a wide range of commercial and residential property issues.

Chloe acts for clients including private individuals, retailers, institutional landlords and landed estates. Chloe’s landlord and tenant experience includes business lease renewals and dilapidations, advising on break provisions, rent arrears and forfeiture as well as service charge disputes. Chloe also has experience in advising on real property issues including covenants and easements.

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