Falcon Chambers is 'a leading set for property litigation', with an established track record in handling the full spectrum of property disputes. The group reports an uptick in work involving the Building Safety Act 2022 and minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) regulations. In recent instructions for the team, Caroline Shea KC and Stephen Jourdan KC appeared in Spencer v Spencer, a high-profile farming proprietary estoppel claim, while Stephanie Tozer KC stood before the Upper Tribunal in Brown v Ridley, a case concerning the 10-year period of reasonable belief requirement for an adverse possession claim, in this instance regarding land ownership. In March 2024, the junior end of chambers was bolstered by the arrival of Richard Miller, and Kester Lees KC was elevated to silk.

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Testimonials

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  • 'Johnathan Stannard is an excellent senior clerk.'
  • 'John Davitt is an asset to the Falcon team.'
  • 'Joanne Meah is a star.'
  • 'Clerking is superb.'
  • 'The pre-eminent set for property disputes.'
  • 'One of the best property litigation practices in London, with exceptional counsel able to assist on any kind of matter that arises within this wide and changing area of law.'
  • 'The strongest property set.'
  • 'The leading set for property litigation.'

Silks

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2023 Silks
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2024 Silks
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Juniors

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Rising stars
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