Award-winning property management law firm Brady Solicitors has recruited property dispute resolution specialist, Catherine Gritt, as Head of Litigation.
Catherine brings a decade of specialist property and commercial litigation expertise, including six years in the national property litigation team at Squire Patton Boggs and, most recently, at Fraser Brown solicitors in Nottingham.
In her new role as Head of Litigation at Brady Solicitors, Catherine is responsible for overseeing the swift and effective resolution of leasehold and service charge disputes across the firm’s core work in the residential property management sector.
She has further expertise in complex construction claims that brings an increased level of support for Brady Solicitors’ leasehold block management client base.
Commenting on her appointment, Catherine said: “I am delighted to join Brady Solicitors and to be able to pursue my passion for property litigation in a law firm that is building its own model of success. Property disputes tend to be quite technical in nature, and there is always something new to be discovered. I enjoy the tangible nature of the work and delivering great results and innovative solutions for clients – There is a strong team at Brady Solicitors and I am looking forward to growing our litigation support for clients old and new”
Catherine works alongside MD Clare Brady and Head of Operations Jonathan Watts and manages a team of three lawyers, including Alexandra Byard who joined the firm in February 2018.
Clare Brady said: “Catherine is a high calibre property litigator and has quickly made a positive impact both on the team and our clients. She brings a refreshing blend of technical ability with the down-to-earth and commercial sense that Brady Solicitors is known for, and I am delighted that she has chosen to progress her career with us.”
Catherine studied law at Durham University and is a member of the Property Litigators Association. She was listed as an ‘Associate to Watch’ in the industry bible Chambers & Partners 2018.
Brady Solicitors was established in 2008 and is based on Castle Gate in Nottingham city centre. The firm is recognised for leading the debate on property management matters, and the findings from its 2017 National Leasehold Survey are quoted widely in the government’s leasehold reform proposals.
