Lauren Spark, Associate
Lauren specialises in advising clients on a wide range of contentious property issues involving both commercial and residential property.
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Email: lauren.spark@crsblaw.com
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About
Lauren advises clients (including developers, landed estates and individuals) on disputes relating to commercial and residential property including dilapidations, service charge disputes, opposed and unopposed lease renewals, breaches of covenant, possession claims, termination of leases including by forfeiture, the impact of insolvency on landlord and tenant relationships and the exercise of break clauses.
Lauren is admitted to practice in England and Wales.
Experience
- Advising for a number of major Landlords in respect of their residential property portfolios (including breaches of lease, service charge disputes and property management issues).
- Advising a number of major Landlords in respect of their commercial property portfolios (including lease renewals, breaches of lease and dilapidations work).
- Advising a developer clients in relation to rights of light issues.
- Advising tenants operating in the hospitality industry in relation to the wide-ranging impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our thinking
Lauren Spark
Q&A: Rent Review Formula
Everything you need to know about the Rent Review Formula
Lauren Spark
Lauren Spark writes for the Estates Gazette Legal Q&A on rent review formula within leases
Lauren Spark considers a question on rent review formula within a lease.
Lauren Spark
Court of Appeal leaves rights of light in the dark
Lauren explores the impact of no appeal for Beaumont v Florala.
Lauren Spark
What do the new Debt Respite Scheme Regulations mean for Landlords and Tenants?
This will provide legal protection from creditors in the form of either a breathing space or a mental health crisis moratorium.
Robert Birchall
COVID-19 pushes the government to gift time, lend money and provide clarity
The government has announced measures to ease the financial burden for businesses and individuals in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Laura Bushaway
Tenants’ Associations (Provisions Relating to Recognition and Provision of Information) (England) Regulations 2018
New Regulations issued to make it easier for tenants’ associations of residential properties in England to become legally recognised.