Daniel Winslow, Partner

Daniel joined Healys in the summer of 2006 in this firm’s Residential Property Department. He completed his training contract with the firm in 2010 and has been an integral member of this firm’s Property Litigation Department ever since.

Since qualifying Daniel has attained a wealth of knowledge in the following areas:

i. Possession and breach of covenant claims in relation to both residential and commercial property;
ii. Possession claims against squatters;
iii. Business lease renewals;
iv. Dilapidation claims;
v. Service charge disputes;
vi. Licences for alterations;
vii. Compulsory purchase acquisitions such as the High Speed Two (HS2) land acquisition programme

In addition to the above, Daniel has obtained specialist knowledge and built a flourishing arm within the Property Litigation Department dealing specifically with the following:

i. Statutory lease extensions and collective enfranchisement (statutory freehold acquisitions) under the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993;
ii. Informal lease extensions;
iii. Right to Manage and Right of First Refusal claims;
iv. Statutory freehold acquisitions of leasehold houses under the Leasehold Reform Act 1967.

Daniel is a driven and important member of the team who provides consistently high levels of customer service to his clients. He is a good negotiator with excellent legal knowledge. Daniel couples these attributes with a solid commercial and down to earth approach to his work, all of which makes Daniel a formidable asset to any client he acts for.

Acted for a client in respect of a possession claim, including defending a beneficial interest claim made by the Defendant against the Claimant in respect of the property. The matter was settled in the significant favour of our client.

Acted for a client on a freehold collective enfranchisement claim against a particularly difficult landlord. The issue at stake was the demand by the landlord of unreasonable sums for the premium together with unreasonable conditions in the transfer document. Protracted negotiations on both aspects resulted in the matter being settled to the benefit of our client, with a significant reduction in the premium and the provisions in the transfer being brought in line.