Tree roots and overhanging branches: what are your rights?
Unfortunately, disputes between neighbours over trees often arise. Whilst trees can enhance the appearance of a property, they can also
Elizabeth Keen
Paralegal
Dispute Resolution
- Bishop's Stortford
Biography
I joined Tees in May 2025 as a Paralegal in the Dispute Resolution department, based in the Bishop’s Stortford office. I specialise in residential possession matters, alongside assisting on a range of property, construction and planning disputes. I am highly client-focused, taking pride in ensuring clients feel supported, informed and reassured throughout the legal process.
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Aperture may sound like the name of a pop song, but the right of light is a tangible and complex
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