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Natalie Moustache, Associate

Natalie Moustache

Associate

Practice areas

  • Consumer
  • Litigation and dispute management

Practice notes

Natalie is an associate in our real estate litigation group. She advises on a full range of real estate litigation issues, with a particular emphasis on commercial property, including landlord and tenant disputes, forfeiture, rights of way, trespass and possession claims, break options, dilapidations and lease renewals (unopposed and unopposed).

Natalie’s recent experience includes, advising a national charity on a potential breach of lease worth over £3m. She also successfully applied to set aside a tenant’s defence to possession proceedings and obtained a possession order and judgment for rent arrears and interest in the region of £600,000. Natalie has also advised on residential real estate litigation matters for commercial clients who have both residential and commercial portfolios.

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