Landlord and Tenant Advice
We offer advice and assistance to landlords and tenants so that everybody understands the rules and regulations involved.
Supporting and Understanding
We are sympathetic to the housing difficulties that can arise and are here to help and support you.
The Highest Standards
We're here to help those whose landlords have allowed properties to fall into disrepair.
We have the key to success
Our Housing Solicitors have a wealth of knowledge and extensive experience in all manners of housing law matters.
Housing News
Duncan Lewis Solicitors' housing team in Harrow to take part in Sleep Walk for Shelter (14 November 2019)
Our Harrow-based housing team will be taking part in a 10km walk through central London to combat homelessness and support the charity Shelter. Read more...
Pro Bono Week 2019: Duncan Lewis Solicitors initiatives (4 November 2019)
Duncan Lewis Solicitors are taking part in a number of pro bono clinics and surgeries during this year's Pro Bono Week, including a free immigration advice clinic in our Harrow and Shepherd's Bush offices and housing advice at Swansea University. Read more...
London Borough of Barnet Failure to Comply with Housing Law (10 May 2019)
Zuhal Saglam, a housing solicitor based in our Dalston office, acted on behalf of a client who along with her three children, had become homeless upon being evicted by her landlord further to a serious road traffic accident. Read more...
Solicitor Lynda Reid becomes Director of Housing at Cardiff office (2 April 2019)
We are pleased to announce that solicitor Lynda Reid has been appointed Director of Housing at the firm’s Cardiff office. Read more...
Intentional Homelessness Decision Overturned after finding ‘Lamborghini Landlord’ induced our client into unaffordable tenancy (28 February 2019)
Our client, a vulnerable tenant, was on 26 February 2019 met with a successful decision on review under s202 of the Housing Act 1996 finding that her rogue landlord, known as the ‘Lamborghini Landlord’, induced her into entering into a revised tenancy agreement which she simply could not afford. Read more...