Areas of work
Paul specialises in dealing with all aspects of landlord and tenant law, residential and commercial; leasehold enfranchisement; easements/restrictive covenants. Paul acted for the successful appellants in BAKEWELL v BRANDWOOD (House of lords 2004) concerning vehicular access over common land and the acquisition of easements by prescription and lost modern grant. Paul has contributed articles to the Law Society’s Gazette, Landlord & Tenant Review and other periodicals on property matters.

Education
Paul was educated at Durham University and qualified as a solicitor in 1976. Paul was articled to Bill Binks at Harold Stern and joined Radcliffes in 1976. Paul resigned his partnership in 1992 to join Berger Oliver where he was head of litigation until the merger with Goodman Derrick in 2005.