Advising across a broad array of sectors, including agricultural, SIPP property and commercial, the team at Birketts LLP is based across Ipswich, Norwich and Cambridge. Home ownership disputes specialist Laura Tanguay handles a broad array of TOLATA claims. Alice Harris has significant expertise in residential letting, while James Humphreys handles real estate investment matters. Richard Eaton is a key practitioner with litigation capabilities, and team head James Robinson has a specialism in various property disputes.

Howes Percival LLP‘s team is co-led from Cambridge by Simon Murphy, who specialises in landlord and tenant matters. Key practitioner Leanne Davis frequently manages property portfolios and TLATA claims. Co-head alongside Murphy, Norwich-based Jamie Kidd, is well-placed to handle issues involving residential, commercial, and agricultural land. Also in Norwich are Ruth Burrell, who brings expertise in leasehold enfranchisement to the team, and Georgia Wood, who is a key contact for restrictive covenant and adverse possession matters. Cambridge's Hollie Deacon is a notable name for section 17 notices.

Mills & Reeve LLP's team advises on a broad array of complex regional, national, and international property projects, with particular experience in assisting clients in the healthcare, education, and development sectors. Richard New spearheads the practice and is well-placed to advise commercial investors and developers. For agricultural and leasehold enfranchisement matters, James Hordern is a key contact. Acting for government bodies and residential developers, Samuel Maw has notable ADR expertise, while Jules Steed is well-regarded for landlord and tenant work.

The team at Ashtons Legal advises a wide range of clients, including property developers, landlords, and well-known university colleges. The practice is headed by Kirsteen Durrant, whose litigation experience includes commercial lease disputes and renewal cases. Michael Frape and Chantal Beck are noteworthy for their experience advising on a range of commercial property issues. For rent arrears and tenancy deposits, Sheree Richardson is a key contact.

Based in Bury St Edmunds, the team at Greene & Greene advises on a full spectrum of property litigation mandates, from landlord and tenant issues to transactions. Sarah Western is well-placed to advise on dilapidation claims, construction and tenant disputes, and discrimination-related property defect cases. Michael Batty's work includes boundary disputes, restrictive covenant matters, and objections to applications for titles. Rob Adam heads the group.

The team at HCR Law is led by Andrew Walker from Cheltenham. Natalie Minott is a core member of the East Anglian practice, advising developers, portfolio investors, and commercial tenants on the range of complex matters. Working alongside Minott is Kate Church, whose client roster includes charities, higher education institutions, and private individuals. Georgia Dinallo left the firm in January 2026.

In Norfolk, Fosters‘ team has particular strengths in landlord and tenant matters, and various property matters relating to the leisure and tourism sector. Property litigation specialist Tyler Clayton has experience in handling commercial property disputes and residential property litigation. Practice head Chris Fielding splits his time between Norwich, Wymondham, and Lowestoft.

Fraser Dawbarns‘s offering is led by Neil John from Wisbech. The firm draws on the expertise of David Moulton for its property dispute work; Moulton is well-versed in various property matters and harnesses experience advising on the regulatory aspects of the Renters’ Rights Bill.

In Peterborough, Hunt & Coombs LLP‘s workload spans lease renewals, beneficial interest matters, and disrepair claims. Rebecca Beynon-Phillips heads the group, and has experience acting before the County Court, High Court, and property tribunals. Luke Edwards is a key contact for Section 26 notices, lease renewals, and boundary disputes.

With expertise in handling landlord and tenant issues, and Building Safety Act-related matters, the team at Prettys Solicitors LLP is well-known for its work in the agricultural, commercial, and construction sectors. Heading the practice is Graham Mead, who has experience in handling repossessions, legal charge disputes, and trust matters.