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Scott Goldstein

Scott-Goldstein
Partner
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Scott-Goldstein

Scott has had numerous articles and comment published in publications including the Estates Gazette, Financial Times, Property Week, Solicitors’ Journal, Lexis Nexis, The Property Law Journal and Prime Resi.  

 

Qualified 2002, joined Payne Hicks Beach 2018, partner 2019.

 

Scott is recommended by The Legal 500 UK 2024 which compliments him on how he “handles difficult cases with ease – he addresses all angles and is assiduous and thorough in his preparation and presentation of the paperwork, enabling complicated matters to be readily digested and put forward to the client’s best advantage”.

 Chambers UK Guide 2025 ranks Scott Goldstein for ‘Real Estate Litigation (London Firms)’.   

Ranked as a “Leading Individual” in Real Estate Litigation by Chambers UK 2023 

Ranked in Real Estate: Property Litigation by Legal 500 UK 2023

 

Comments in Chambers and Legal 500 include:

“Scott is very tactical and always looking for the best commercial outcome for his client.”  Chambers UK 2023

“He has exceptional knowledge and a no-nonsense approach.” Chambers UK 2023

“Scott Goldstein is excellent. He is details focused without losing sight of the wider commercial and strategic position.”  The Legal 500 UK 2023

“Scott Goldstein is a highly effective litigator, bringing great experience and insight to every dispute he is involved in.” The Legal 500 UK 2023

“Scott Goldstein is an excellent operator. Always ready to question facts and re-appraise opinions; he leaves no stone unturned.” The Legal 500 UK 2023

  • BDW Trading Limited v Opticlife Limited [2010] EWHC 1951 (Ch) (Notices to Complete had been incorrectly served, entitling the client purchaser to the return of deposits worth £1.5m)
  • Greenwood Reversions Limited v (1) WEF (2) Mehra [2008] H.L.R. 31 (CA) (consideration of the correct approach to granting relief against forfeiture of a long residential lease
  • Hollis et al v Rolfe et al [2008] EWHC 1747 (Ch) (undue influence in property contracts)