William Hanbury
Bill undertakes a wide variety of civil litigation and advisory work but specialises in property litigation, including landlord and tenant (both commercial and residential) and housing. He also undertakes professional negligence arising out of his areas of practice and judicial review of housing and immigration decisions. He has advised a number of local authorities and RSL’s since joining Chambers in 2008. He is described in the Legal 500 as being “very knowledgeable in property litigation” and is the author of “Defective Premises Law and Practice” published by Sweet and Maxwell in 2008. He has also written a large number of case notes and articles and lectures regularly for Liverpool Law Society and CLT. He is a part-time immigration judge.
Bill has also undertaken work involving:
· Defective premises and occupiers liability disputes
· Legal problems associated with stock transfers.
· Asylum and immigration law
· Limitation problems
