Nick is recommended in property litigation in The Legal 500 UK and recognised as a leading individual in Chambers & Partners which acknowledges him as a “talented associate at the firm” (Chambers & Partners 2014). Clients appreciate his “ability to explain complex legal issues” and sources comment that he is "very professional and a very safe pair of hands" (Chambers & Partners 2015) and "responsive and efficient" (Chambers & Partners 2016).Nick acts for a broad range of corporate and private clients in all areas of commercial and residential property litigation. This includes advising on commercial lease disputes and tenancy issues, insolvency-related property issues, dilapidations, restrictive covenants, statutory obligations, forfeiture and possession actions. His recent experience includes:• Acting in a multi-jurisdictional dispute involving the negotiation of an exit strategy from substantial commercial premises in Mayfair and High Court claim against the client’s former landlord under the terms of the lease.• Acting for an owner of freehold commercial premises in London in a dispute with its tenant, a major bank, concerning the grant of third party rights to and/or sharing of occupation with a telecommunications company.• Acting on behalf of 3 offshore companies as flat owners of a prime central London block of 14 flats and commercial premises in an application for relief from forfeiture arising from proceedings brought by the headlessee against the clients’ immediate landlord.• Acting for an international freight cargo company in complex proceedings with an airport concerning the nature of the client’s occupation of commercial premises within the airport site and its consequent liability for rent, dilapidations and service charges.• Acting for an owner of a prime central London flat in a private prosecution under the Environmental Protection Act against a chain of London restaurants concerning noise and odour pollution caused by the restaurants.