Direct Access Barrister

David William John Brounger

Direct Access Barrister

David William John Brounger

I am a barrister of 35 years’ experience specialising in Commercial, Property and Probate disputes. For the last 14 years I have practised from Field Court Chambers (see his profile at https://fieldcourt.co.uk/barrister/david-brounger/)
I am ranked as a leading junior in Real Estate litigation by the Legal 500

Area of Law

Chancery

My chancery practice encompasses the whole gamut of Chancery Work from property disputes to contentious probate including capacity and the construction of Wills. I am frequently involved in mediations and have an excellent track record of achieving successful settlement outcomes for litigants or potential litigants.

Commercial

A good part of my practice involves commercial and partnership disputes including litigation in respect commercial contracts and dissolution of partnerships

Landlord and Tenant

As part of my property practice I have extensive experience of disputes between landlords and tenants of both commercial and residential premises including Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 lease renewal claims ,Housing Act 1988 claims, disrepair claims and claims involving leasehold enfranchisement or lease extensions.

Property

A substantial part of my practice involves general land law and trusts work including rights of way, boundary disputes, proprietary estoppel, ToLATA cases, constructive and resulting trusts and adverse possession. I successfully represented the appellant in the Court of Appeal in the first reported cases on the effects of the Land Registration Act 2002 on overriding interests and the meaning of “actual occupation” for the purposes of that Act.

What sort of work do I do?

I do a full range of civil work involving in particular real property, contested probate and trusts and commercial disputes.
I am an accredited mediator and I have extensive experience of representing parties in mediations and other forms of ADR.

Who do I work for?

I work for partnerships/LLPS, companies and private individuals (including beneficiaries of Wills and those acting in a representative capacity such as trustees, personal representatives and company directors).

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