James Carley
Partner
James is a Partner in the Dispute Resolution department and is very experienced in dealing with commercial and personal litigation matters.
Expertise
Advising both businesses and individuals with a wide scope of contentious matters including:- Residential/commercial landlord & tenant
- Commercial agreements
- Probate & inheritance disputes
- Proceedings brought in the High Court, County Court and Property Tribunal
- Experience in mediations and alternative dispute resolution processes
Approach
James endeavours to give practical and commercial advice to deliver results in a cost effective way to his clients, whilst striving to protect their interests at all times.
Career Highlights
- James attended the University of Warwick and the University of Northumbria
James Carley's Experience
Experience
28 years
- The Lace Market
- j.carley@rotherabray.co.uk
- 03456 465 465
James Carley's Experience
Year Qualified
1996
Experience
28 years
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