Jack advises on all types of property dispute resolution, including for example break notices, commercial rent arrears, dilapidations, forfeiture, along with residential landlord and tenant claims. Jack also advises on disputes involving trespass, nuisance, building works, misrepresentation, rights of way and adverse possession. 

Jack has a particular interest in advising on the range of challenges faced by executors and administrators where rented properties form part of the estate’s assets. 

Jack also maintains a housing practice which includes homelessness, possession claims, public law challenges and housing conditions. 

Jack qualified as a solicitor in 2018 and joined Russell-Cooke in 2022.

• Successfully forfeiting commercial leases based on rent arrears
• Advising commercial landlords on practical solutions for breaches of covenant
• Advising on complex estate distribution matters involving rented properties with a number of occupiers
• Advising and acting in adverse possession claims
• Successfully settling a housing conditions and disrepair dispute on behalf of a landlord
• Advising on matters involving harassment and unlawful eviction 
• Acting in appeals and judicial review claims against local authorities related to homelessness matters

• Read history at the University of East Anglia
• Attained distinctions in the GDL and LPC at London Metropolitan University

• Member of the Property Litigation Association
• Member of Dilapidations Association
• Member of Housing Law Practitioners Association