Lucy Aylmer

Paralegal

Lucy is a paralegal in the real estate disputes team based in London. Working on a diverse case load of pre-action and issued claims, she assists the team in preparing court documents and instructing counsel, drafting witness statements, and undertaking legal research.

Alongside her disputes practice, Lucy also works on co-ownership disputes, including claims brought under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA). She also has a strong interest in private client and art law. As a junior fee earner, she is a member of the Young Art Lawyers Association and regularly attends their events, networking with legal and art-world professionals.

I enjoy advising clients on complex real estate disputes. I aim to provide clear and tailored advice to suit to the unique needs of my clients, ensuring they feel supported throughout the process.

Lucy Aylmer, Paralegal

Lucy is an active member of the firm’s art, cultural property and luxury law group, where she contributes articles and provides strategic input to support the growth and profile of the group. She is also involved in the firm’s pro bono committee and helps coordinate volunteering programmes that support the firm’s corporate social responsibility initiatives. Since graduating from the University of Exeter in 2022, Lucy has completed the PGDL, SQE 1 and SQE 2.

Recent work highlights

TOLATA mediation

Achieving a favourable settlement in TOLATA mediation for a client in a dispute concerning beneficial ownership of a residential property, avoiding the need for litigation.

Successful complex damages claim

Acting on a complex building safety dispute concerning the scope of fire safety remedial works, defending a claim seeking to expand liability beyond the client’s leasehold responsibilities.

Disrepair claim defence

Successfully defending a disrepair claim at a court hearing, achieving a substantial reduction in damages and a favourable costs order for the defendant due to effective reliance on settlement correspondence.