Local Government Lawyer

Housing litigation post lockdown: everything you need to know

Kelvin Rutledge QC, Matthew Feldman, Dean Underwood and Tara O'Leary look at the need to know elements of housing litigation post lockdown.

This webinar is part of Housing Week 2021 - Day 1.

About the speakers

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Kelvin Rutledge QC

Cornerstone Barristers

Kelvin Rutledge QC is a specialist in local government law with particular emphasis on social housing, adult community care, children's services, land dealings and governance.

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Dean Underwood

Cornerstone Barristers

Dean is marked out by the legal directories as a leading junior in landlord and tenant, property, public and administrative law and has a particular expertise in housing and related administrative law.

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Matthew Feldman

Matthew Feldman

Cornerstone Barristers

Matthew has a broad practice with particular expertise in Housing, Property, Public, and Commercial Law.

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Tara O'Leary

Cornerstone Barristers

Tara accepts instructions in all of chambers' core areas, in particular public and administrative law, housing and homelessness, licensing and the Court of Protection.

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