Nadine is a senior associate specialising in commercial and residential real estate and real property disputes. She advises, mediates, and litigates on various contentious real estate issues, including rent and service charge disputes, forfeiture, statutory lease renewals and terminations, claims for breach of covenant, boundary disputes, dilapidations, unauthorised alterations and enforcing terms in property contracts.
Nadine acts on insolvency matters, dealing with both individual bankruptcy and company insolvency.
She regularly acts for tenants, landlords, and major commercial office owners in the City, retailers and hotels/hospitality operators, as well as RTM companies.
Expertise
Nadine advises on commercial and residential property disputes, including rent and service charge disputes, lease forfeiture, possession claims, breach of covenant actions, boundary disputes, property notices, private nuisance, easements, and adverse possession.
Experience
Assisted with the successful appeal in the High Court in the matter of Jacobs v Chalcot Crescent (Management) Company Ltd, which related to the client seeking a declaration that his landlord had unreasonably withheld its consent for alterations to his Primrose Hill property.
Acted for Mary Boakye in the Court of Appeal case of Kensquare Ltd v Boakye [2021], which concerned the interpretation of provisions in a long-term residential lease regarding interim service charge demands and legal costs.
Successfully represented the appellant in the leading decision on the powers of receivers in mortgagor-occupied properties: Menon & Menon v Pask & Goode [2020], which was a landmark decision affecting how receivers bring actions against mortgagor-occupied properties.
Acted for multiple leaseholders in a complex and long-standing Right to Manage application in the First-Tier Tribunal, whilst successfully defending various breach of determination applications issued against the leaseholders and recovering costs.
Acted for various landlords in relation to the recovery of commercial property including claims against trespassers, squatters, licensees and service occupancies.
Acted for a specialist property real estate investment trust (REIT), which owned a number of shopping centres, in respect of rent and service charge recovery.
Please note: The experience list above may include examples of work completed prior to joining Keystone Law.
Recognition
Recognised by The Legal 500 for Commercial property: corporate occupiers 2026
Nadine qualified as a solicitor in 2018. Prior to joining Keystone Law in 2024, she worked at the following firms:
Memery Crystal
Weightmans LLP (formerly known as RadcliffesLeBrasseur)
