As a barrister Graham specialises in property matters such as landlord & tenant, nuisance and other property-related torts; boundaries & easements; trusts of land; contract; partnership; negligence (including professional negligence); aspects of local government work; inheritance claims and contested probate. As an RPTS chairman he regularly has to tease out issues between unrepresented parties in disputes about property management, encouraging them to adopt a constructive, co-operative and forward-thinking approach to resolving problems for the sake of their future enjoyment of their building.

As a mediator he has applied the skills thus acquired in helping to resolve disputes between partners in family businesses; small building disputes; contracts involving haulage, a holiday villa, installation of a hotel telephone system, packaging; property lettings management; trusts of land; wills and family provision; commercial & family loans; and many many boundary, adverse possession, right of way & parking disputes

Publications:
Co-author, Neighbours and the Law (Pugh-Smith, Sinclair & Upton:Sweet & Maxwell, 3rd ed - 2001; 4th ed - 2006; 5th ed - 2009)
Graham also provides an online supplement to the book, updated several times per year, on his chambers website

Outside Interests
A subscribing member of the British Film Institute and CAMRA; a regular reader of Sight and Sound and Private Eye, and an occasional hill walker and Munro-bagger when he can get into the Highlands.

Qualified:	Mediator
Specialist Areas:	Real Property Landlord & Tenant Professional Negligence Commercial Contracts
Education:	University College London LLB, 1978
Additional Experience:	Practising barrister Accredited Mediator, 1995 A part-time Chairman, Residential Property Tribunal Service
General Information:	As a barrister Graham specialises in property matters such as landlord & tenant, nuisance and other property-related torts; boundaries & easements; trusts of land; contract; partnership; negligence (including professional negligence); aspects of local government work; inheritance claims and contested probate. As an RPTS chairman he regularly has to tease out issues between unrepresented parties in disputes about property management, encouraging them to adopt a constructive, co-operative and forward-thinking approach to resolving problems for the sake of their future enjoyment of their building. As a mediator he has applied the skills thus acquired in helping to resolve disputes between partners in family businesses; small building disputes; contracts involving haulage, a holiday villa, installation of a hotel telephone system, packaging; property lettings management; trusts of land; wills and family provision; commercial & family loans; and many many boundary, adverse possession, right of way & parking disputes Publications: Co-author, Neighbours and the Law (Pugh-Smith, Sinclair & Upton:Sweet & Maxwell, 3rd ed - 2001; 4th ed - 2006; 5th ed - 2009) Graham also provides an online supplement to the book, updated several times per year, on his chambers website Outside Interests A subscribing member of the British Film Institute and CAMRA; a regular reader of Sight and Sound and Private Eye, and an occasional hill walker and Munro-bagger when he can get into the Highlands.