Kathryn Cooling

Associate

Property Disputes

T: 01174 540 542 (DDI)

T: 01174 540 540

M: 07917 904973

kathryn.cooling@rwkgoodman.com

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About Kathryn

Kathryn qualified in February 2018 as a specialist property disputes solicitors. Prior to joining RWK Goodman she was working at a leading law firm in Wales where she worked with a number of well-known government bodies and commercial clients.

Kathryn has gained a broad range of experience dealing with property related disputes including but not limited to:

Breach of lease
Boundary disputes
Easements
Town and village green applications
Judicial review
Dilapidations
Commercial lease renewals

Relevant services

Developers

As a commercial developer you will want to make sure your projects are completed to time and budget, optimally funded and that your risks are mitigated as far as possible.

Commercial landowners

There are a range of legal issues that you’ll need to overcome to profit from your land. Our team of real estate solicitors are experts in many areas that help commercial landowners.

For commercial landlords

Expert advice for commercial landlords - helping with your commercial tenants and your commercial lease agreements.

For commercial tenants

Disputes with your commercial landlord can have a direct impact on your profitability. Talk to our expert team and let us resolve your dispute quickly and in a cost effective way.

Financing a commercial property

We have an experienced team of property and finance lawyers, who understand all the legal complexities; we will guide you through the legal process so that you can complete, quickly.

Leasehold Enfranchisement

No client or situation is the same and our lawyers take the time to understand your situation, clearly explain your options, and help you to make the right decision about the process.

Party wall application and disputes

Party wall agreements, if done incorrectly, can have serious consequences. Our property dispute lawyers can help you resolve or avoid a dispute.

Rights of light

A right of light is a right to enjoy natural light to windows in buildings. Our expert lawyers can help you to retain the right to light, and protect it for years to come.

Landlord Disputes

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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