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Rosie Adcock

Rosie Adcock, Litigation Associate, Boodle Hatfield

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Rosie Adcock, Litigation Associate, Boodle Hatfield

Rosie advises clients on a wide range of commercial and property disputes.

Rosie acts for companies and high net worth individuals. She has experience in all stages of dispute resolution, including pre-action correspondence, mediation, court proceedings and enforcement proceedings.

Real estate disputes

Rosie’s property litigation practice encompasses a wide range of landlord and tenant disputes. These include claims for debt recovery, possession, forfeiture, service charge issues, business lease renewals, and lease extension claims (acting for both claimants and defendants). Rosie also has experience in advising on disputes between neighbours.

She has acted for and advised a claimant challenging the planning decision of a local authority through judicial review.

Commercial and art disputes

Rosie’s commercial litigation practice focusses on contractual duties and negligence claims. In particular, Rosie is a member of the Firm’s leading art law team. She has experience in advising on breach of contract, title disputes and the recovery of artwork.

Rosie has completed a secondment with the Royal Academy of Arts and is an author of the Firm’s dedicated art law blog, Art Law & More.

Areas of Practice

Dispute Resolution, Property Litigation, Art Litigation, Financial Litigation, Art Law & More

Track Record

Acting for a landlord in its claim against a tenant who owed in excess of £100,000 in rent arrears.

Acting for a London estate in its application for judicial review of a planning decision made by the local authority.

Acting for a high net worth individual in relation to his claim against an art dealer for breach of contract in failing to supply a high value artwork. Enforcing the judgment obtained against the dealer by various means.

Acting for a high net worth individual in relation to his claim against multiple international defendants regarding a high value antiquity.

Memberships

The Association of Women in Property

Education & Qualification

University of Exeter

Qualified as a solicitor in 2019 and trained with Boodle Hatfield

Acting for a landlord in its claim against a tenant who owed in excess of £100,000 in rent arrears.

Acting for a London estate in its application for judicial review of a planning decision made by the local authority.

Acting for a high net worth individual in relation to his claim against an art dealer for breach of contract in failing to supply a high value artwork. Enforcing the judgment obtained against the dealer by various means.

Acting for a high net worth individual in relation to his claim against multiple international defendants regarding a high value antiquity.

The Association of Women in Property

University of Exeter

Qualified as a solicitor in 2019 and trained with Boodle Hatfield

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