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Bradley Ramsay
Dispute Resolution, Commercial Litigation
Solicitor, Dispute Resolution Team
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About Bradley
Bradley joined Machins in July 2022 as a paralegal in the Company Commercial team and qualified as a solicitor in the Dispute Resolution team in July 2025 having successfully completed his training contract at the firm.
Bradley deals with various aspects of dispute resolution including residential and commercial property litigation such as landlord/tenant disputes, possession claims, property and neighbour disputes, co-ownership disputes, commercial service charges and ground rent arrears and debt recovery.
Bradley strives to offer a friendly and pragmatic approach with clients when navigating complex legal issues to provide advice that keeps in view the broader considerations and practicalities.
Specialist practice areas
- Landlord/Tenant disputes both residential and commercial
- Property and neighbour disputes including advice on easements, covenants, restrictive covenants and injunctive proceedings
- Business lease renewals
- Co-ownership disputes
- Commercial service charges and rent arrears
- Debt recovery
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