Charlotte Davies

Charlotte Davies

Call: 2007

Charlotte’s practice areas include personal injury; property; contract & commercial; bankruptcy & insolvency; employment; inquests; licensing matters, and general common law. She is regularly instructed in credit hire matters, being preferred Counsel for a major national law firm.

Charlotte takes on cases at all levels, and regularly travels to courts around the country.

More recently, Charlotte has been acting for patients detained under the Mental Health Act at Tribunal hearings around the South West.

Charlotte sits as a Deputy District Judge and as a First Tier Tribunal Judge within the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber.


Expertise

Charlotte is very experienced in County Court personal injury matters at all levels and regularly represents clients in high value claims. Recently, Charlotte has successfully acted for a number of Claimants in claims worth in excess of £0.5m.

Charlotte acts for both Claimants and Defendants and is happy to consider work on a CFA basis where appropriate.

Commercial

In terms of commercial matters, Charlotte has experience in both London and the South West.

Charlotte appeared in the High Court in the appeal of Langhelle v Wolf Rock [2020] EWHV 2500 (Ch) which involved a long running and complex multimillion pound corporate insolvency dispute.

She was also instructed by London-based commercial law firm Bracher Rawlins in a series of matters on behalf of the Chairman of Truro City Football club. Charlotte successfully acted for the Claimants at trial in a multi-track building dispute and has recently represented Claimants in a multi-track loan dispute.

Charlotte has vast experience in the bankruptcy court and also in applications to set aside statutory demands in the County Court. More recently she successfully appeared against the Deputy Official Receiver in a matter involving the Official Receiver’s misinterpretation of its own rules.

Real Property

Recent work includes successfully representing a Claimant in a complex boundary dispute and a Party Wall Act matter. Charlotte recently advised the executor of an estate regarding the attempted enforcement of a contract for the sale of the deceased’s house at a significant undervalue. Charlotte drafted a lengthy defence raising invalidity under s.2 LPA, and also duress and undue influence.

Charlotte is regularly instructed in boundary dispute matters, often appearing in injunctive relief proceedings as well as final hearings.

Landlord & Tenant

Charlotte has experience in all areas of landlord and tenant law and is happy to provide both advice and representation.


Regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB)

Regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) and holds a current practising certificate. To see my privacy notice click here.

  • LLB (Hons) LLM (London)

  • Deputy District Judge
  • First Tier Tribunal Judge within the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber

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