When property boundary disputes are impacting the value of your building and the experience of your employees, customers and beyond, we are the commercial property solicitors you need to find the ideal resolution.
In the landscape of commercial property law, boundaries are rarely as simple as fixed lines on a map. Over time, these can shift due to changes in ownership, agreements among predecessors, or previous court action.
Whether it's rights of way, views, or development possibilities, clearly defined boundaries over your pieces of land are pivotal. Acting promptly is essential if someone encroaches on your property to prevent complications in future transactions.
Operational disputes. Allocational disputes. Definitional disputes. At Giles Wilson, we know how daunting these challenges can be, and how resolving these issues demands the support of a team you can trust. That’s why our dedicated, highly-trained property solicitors specialise in untangling these webs to secure the resolutions that serve you and your commercial property’s best interests.
Our precise approach, honed through decades of working with property owners across Essex, means we can closely examine your Land Registry plans, title deeds and other vital documents with unwavering attention to detail.
By taking the time to understand your unique circumstances, analysing pertinent information, and drawing upon our first-hand experience, we have the knowledge and expertise to guide you to a fair and favourable outcome.
Plus, our commitment extends beyond dispute resolution. We are experts in negotiation and mediation, amicably resolving your commercial boundary issues, addressing everything from delineating boundaries to determining shared area responsibilities. This helps you maintain good relationships with neighbouring properties and businesses for the long term, and not strain these close bonds.
Avoid the headaches of handling complex commercial boundary disputes – reach fair, amicable and lasting resolutions when you seek legal advice from Giles Wilson.
Our specialist solicitors in Essex have a wealth of experience dealing with all manner of commercial property boundary disputes. Whatever your issue, trust us to find the resolution.
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