Mark Cummings
Partner
Mark started his legal career in London in 1980. He has diverse commercial litigation experience, having worked at well-respected firms in London, and in the South West.
Mark qualified as a legal executive in 1995 and has particular expertise in boundary and property disputes, consumer and contract disputes, contentious probate and building disputes.
Mark has represented clients in a wide range of proceedings in the Magistrates Court, the County Court, various Divisions of the High Court, the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords. Mark has also represented clients in Employment and Land Tribunals and has a number of cases that have been reported.
Examples of Mark’s diverse cases include acting for a client in the Court of Appeal claiming a right of way, High Court proceedings involving a disputed Will, and a dispute involving the quality of building work at a village hall.
Mark joined Samuels in January 2014 and is very much enjoying the varied litigation workload, in our modern and progressive practice. He was made partner in May 2015.
Mark is married with one son, and Dottie the dog. Mark enjoys walking, swimming and socialising.
Mark will call you back or you can send an email directly to: msc@samuels-solicitors.co.uk
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