Our membership confirms our expertise in helping leaseholders take greater control of their property through lease extensions, freehold acquisition, and the right to manage.
Leasehold law is complex, governed by strict statutory procedures, notice periods, and valuation rules. Even a small error can lead to delays, disputes, or a failed claim. ALEP membership is a mark of trust — it means our solicitors have demonstrated the skill, experience, and professionalism needed to handle this process correctly and protect our clients’ interests.
Our leasehold advisory and enfranchisement team is led by Jennifer Slater, recognised for her depth of knowledge and practical experience in this specialist area. The team advises leaseholders, freeholders, and managing agents nationwide on lease extensions, collective enfranchisement, right to manage (RTM) claims, service charge and lease disputes, and leasehold reform applications.
Jennifer Slater, head of leasehold advisory and enfranchisement, said:
“Becoming an ALEP member is an important milestone for our team and our clients. It reflects the quality and consistency of our work, giving leaseholders and professional partners confidence that their matter is in expert hands.”
Dominic Mercer, head of residential property, added:
“This recognition reinforces our national reputation in leasehold and enfranchisement law. It reflects the strength of our property teams and our commitment to delivering exceptional results for clients.”
Alongside our leasehold practice, we advise on all aspects of residential and commercial property — including development, investment, conveyancing, and complex disputes — supporting clients across England and Wales.
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