This two part webinar series will provide a masterclass on management companies, management agreements and managing agents.
The first session will cover:
1. In what circumstances may a management company need to be set up?
2. What are the governance considerations in setting up a management company?
3. What property aspects should be considered when setting up a management company?
4. How do you set up a management company?
5. How does a management company operate?
Please join us on this extended webinar series and we will bring you up to speed – from set up, to disputes and everything in between.
Topics Covered:
- Management Companies
- Management Agreements
- Managing Agents
- Management Set Up
- Management Agreement Disputes
About the speakers:
Lee Russell, Partner, Devonshires
Lee was one of the first solicitors to qualify as part of the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s fully qualifying law degree. He was one of the youngest qualifying solicitors at the time.
Lee advises on all aspects of housing management and property litigation, regularly advising private organisations, land owners, developers, investors, charities, local authorities and some of the largest providers of social housing in the United Kingdom.
Gemma Bell, Partner, Devonshires
Gemma advises on a range of areas including social housing regulatory, charity law, governance, company and community benefit society law, corporate restructuring projects, joint ventures, stock transfers and mergers and acquisitions.
Gemma acts for a range of clients nationally including housing associations, local authorities, charities and social enterprises.
Stavrina Tofallis, Partner, Devonshires
Stavrina advises on all aspects of residential property development projects, including acquisitions, site set ups and plot sales.
Prior to Devonshires, Stavrina worked as a development lawyer at a leading regional firm where she acted for a wide variety of private residential developers and leading property finance institutions.
Mark Foxcroft, Partner, Devonshires
Mark’s practice encompasses all aspects of contentious property litigation on matters relating to both residential and commercial property. In particular, Mark specialises in leasehold matters and has extensive experience representing clients in the First Tier and Upper Tribunals. This work includes claims for forfeiture, service charge disputes, lease variations and extensions, statutory consultation and contentious boundary disputes.
