Daniel Wood

Head of Chambers
Landlord and Tenant

Contested Probate
Called to the Bar 2000

Daniel has undertaken housing law for in excess of 20 years encompassing all aspects of Landlord and Tenant work:

Significant experience of dealing with possession proceedings on behalf of both social landlords and tenants, in particular in relation to anti social behaviour and Equality Act defences

Mr Wood has a special interest in possession proceedings involving issues of mental health and the Equality Act 2010.

Extensive experience in relation to matters of housing disrepair (and personal injury arising from disrepair).

All aspects of Contested Probate.

Mr Wood advises and acts for large corporate private landlords and property management companies.

University of Liverpool:
BSc (Hons) Anatomy and Human Biology;
MSc Research into the relationship between aspects of human

morphology and behavioural traits. (Aspects of this research

were published in the Journal of Human Nature, Vol 9, Issue 1 (1998));
Awarded a Paton Brown Scholarship by the University of Liverpool.
University of Leeds:
LLB (Hons) Law Awarded the Ford & Warren Prize

by the University of Leeds.
Inns of Court School of Law

(A Hardwicke Scholar of Lincoln’s Inn);
Bar Vocational Course.