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Claire joined Lupton Fawcett as a trainee solicitor in 2004 and qualified into the Dispute Resolution Department in September 2006. She became a Senior Associate in 2013.
Claire has expertise in a diverse range of commercial litigation and has particular expertise in dealing with property related disputes including dilapidations claims, lease renewals, possession proceedings, forfeiture, breach of covenants, boundary disputes, rent recovery and trespass. Claire can also advise on and assist clients with other commercial and contractual disputes including claims relating to breach of restrictive covenants and confidentiality, construction disputes and professional negligence claims.
Claire acts on behalf of a variety of commercial clients including retailers, contractors, sub-contractors, suppliers, manufacturers and banks and has built a reputation for providing practical, cost effective advice and assistance on the most appropriate way of achieving a resolution, irrespective of the nature or the value of the dispute.
Claire spends most of her free time either playing netball, which includes playing for a team in the Premier Division of the West Yorkshire League, or running with her local running club, both of which allow her to indulge in two of her other favourite pastimes, cooking and eating.
Housebuilders
The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic is having a detrimental effect on both commercial landlords and commercial tenants alike. What are the options open to a landlord?
By Claire Moss on 19th November 2020
A new Code of Practice has been developed with leaders from retail, hospitality and property sectors to provide clarity for businesses when discussing rental payments
By Claire Moss on 13th July 2020
If you are a tenant of commercial premises, almost certainly your lease will contain obligations that you have to keep the premises you occupy in
By Claire Moss on 21st November 2019
The government have recently announced plans to abolish the practice of landlords serving tenants Section 21 notices in order to address the uncertainty that tenants in
By Claire Moss on 3rd May 2019
Detailed below are new Regulations which impose a duty on Landlords to install and maintain smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms or face a Local
By Claire Moss on 11th February 2019
New Section 21 procedure coming into force on 1st October 2015
By Lupton Fawcett on 11th February 2019
Regulation in the private rented market is increasing rapidly. New regulations, rules and requirements are being introduced at an alarming rate, all of which substantially
By Claire Moss on 11th February 2019
The Government has recently passed new minimum energy efficiency standards which come into force on 1 April 2016. These will affect both landlords of domestic and commercially
By Claire Moss on 11th February 2019
If you are in the business of renting residential property you will be aware of the numerous formalities involved and will, most likely, have ensured
By Kirsty Coggin on 17th September 2018
On 14 August 2018, the government’s consultation on whether to ban the use of combustible cladding in high-rise residential buildings closed.
By Claire Moss on 17th September 2018
The demand for housing has led to many Local Authorities revising their planning policies on Greenbelt Land and particularly those near existing towns and settlements.
By Claire Moss on 28th September 2017
The Property Dispute Team is a sub-group within Lupton Fawcett’s Dispute Management Department made up of 4 directors and 4 qualified solicitors. This makes it one
By Claire Moss on 8th September 2017
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