Garden Court Chambers are delighted to announce that Tim Baldwin has been re-appointed as co-chair of the Housing Law Practitioners’ Association (HLPA).
Tim has been re-appointed alongside fellow co-chairs Laura Coyle of Turpin Miller and Dianne Cowie of Duncan Lewis.
HLPA was set up to provide a forum for practitioners working in the housing field to share knowledge and information. Membership is open to all those who use housing law for the benefit of the homeless, tenants, and other occupiers of housing. Current members include solicitors, barristers, advice workers, independent environmental health officers and other housing specialists.
Tim Baldwin’s practice concerns all aspects social housing working including possession, disrepair and housing standards work, homelessness, allocation of social housing, community care including migrant support. Tim’s practice in housing and homelessness is largely in the High Court or Appellate courts or in complex specialist proceedings in the County Court.
His practice is also linked to mental health, mental capacity and disability discrimination work, and cases in the Court of Protection. Tim is ranked as a leading junior in the Chambers UK and Legal 500 for social housing and ranked in other linked practice areas such as Community Care/Court of Protection and Administrative Law and Human Rights.
Find out more about Tim’s practice and expertise here.
