Meet our team / Suzanne Gregson
Suzanne Gregson
Partner
Partner and head of housing litigation team (Manchester)
My role
Partner and head of housing litigation and management team in Manchester. My role is to lead, develop and grow a team based in Manchester who will be able to satisfy client demand in the North and North West for housing management and housing litigation.
My experience
I have a strong background in contentious matters, being over 20 years qualified and previously holding positions of partner and head of housing litigation at two international law firms. I provide honest, effective and commercial advice to clients and have run a number of high profile cases including one at the Court of Appeal. I was the first solicitor in Lancashire to be awarded a Police Commendation for my work resolving anti-social behaviour (ASB) in the Preston area.
My specialisms
- Housing management
- Housing litigation
My latest insights
Awaab’s Law - our consultation response
In January 2024 the Department for Levelling up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) released its consultation for Awaab’s Law which will be...
Awaab's Law - consultation now out
On 9 January 2024, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities released its long-awaited consultation on Awaab’s Law, which...
How to rent guide - easy or not?
On 21 July 2021, the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government published a new “easy read” version of the How to rent guide,...
ASB Awareness Week 2021
It's ASB (antisocial behaviour) Awareness Week and we are proud to be an associate member working with Resolve. There are some really...
Beware - new Section 8 prescribed form
Make sure you are using the right prescribed form. Read below for more information.
My latest articles
Awaab's Law - consultation now out
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities...
Possession – more change in England!
From today (1 October 2021) there is yet more change on the...
Costs in magistrates’ court cases
A recent High Court case on costs could prove essential...