Conflict with your landlord? Your lease is your business
For a hospitality entrepreneur the premises are not a side issue, they are the business. A landlord who raises the rent sharply, refuses to renew the contract, announces dissolution or eviction or fails to fix defects: it directly affects the value and survival of your business. Hospitality rental law has its own rules, and anyone who does not know them starts at a disadvantage. We know them, and we know how you defend your position.
This is your entry pointIts own entry point for lease disputes. The sooner you act, the more room there is. A contract is easier to steer before the eviction letter than after it.
- Rent increases and rent review
- Termination and renewal of your lease
- Dissolution and eviction, defence and prevention
- Substitution of tenant on sale or takeover
- Defect procedures when the landlord falls short
- Negotiating a new or amended contract
We know both sides of the table
Every day we support hospitality entrepreneurs in disputes with their landlord, from the negotiated solution to proceedings before the court. Where possible we resolve it without a court case, because a workable relationship with your landlord is often worth more than being proven right. Where it must, we litigate.