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Rob is a Partner, in our Dispute Resolution department, specialising in Property Litigation. He provides Property Litigation assistance to a diverse range of commercial and individual clients and specialises in advising Property and Real Estate investors, Retail and restaurants, Financial Institutions and regeneration bodies.
However, he would prefer that disputes do not develop. As such, his priority is always to offer early advice and assistance to help and avoid the potential dispute. If a dispute does develop he will work hard to resolve your dispute as soon as is possible using his extensive Property Litigation experience including substantial experience in Mediation, Negotiation and Arbitration. He will always provide you with clear and decisive advice and if, as a last resort, court action is required he will be tough and assertive in representing your interests.
When not at work, Rob enjoys spending time his wife and two children. He is a keen supporter of SWFC, which is sometimes a labour of love. He also enjoys playing golf.
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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 Rob Cooke on 3rd May 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 Rob Cooke on 11th February 2019
New Section 21 procedure coming into force on 1st October 2015
By Rob Cooke 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 Rob Cooke on 11th February 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 Rob Cooke on 11th February 2019
The Pubs Code etc. Regulations 2016 (“the Pubs Code”) came into force on 21 July 2016. The Pubs Code introduced certain “trigger events” which would enable a tied
By Rob Cooke on 4th January 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 Rob Cooke 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 Rob Cooke on 28th September 2017
It is important for the Landlord to think through all of the options available and what they want to ultimately achieve.
By Rob Cooke on 7th August 2017
Leasehold residential properties are common in South Yorkshire and are often a good option for developers and homeowners alike. Leasehold is one of three main
By Rob Cooke on 4th May 2017
In Newbigin (Valuation Officer) v S J & J Monk (a firm) [2017] UKSC 14, the Supreme Court considered whether a vacant non-domestic property undergoing refurbishment could be
By Rob Cooke on 8th March 2017
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