Marcus undertakes a variety of trusts work in the Chancery Division as well as more general chancery work often acting for the beneficiaries of estates, minority shareholders in company disputes such as unfair prejudice claims and insolvency situations (and the fallout from such personal bankruptcy or liquidation/winding-up of companies).

Marcus has been appearing in the leading commercial courts in England for over a decade and acts as both junior and leading counsel in complex commercial cases. He regularly accepts instructions from foreign companies on a direct access basis to assist them pursue claims in the English and Welsh courts, principally in London. Such assistance may include challenging/defending the jurisdiction of any claim as well as enforcement of foreign judgments.

Marcus acts in the fields of both personal and corporate insolvency. Such work includes assisting those facing bankruptcy personally and its aftermath as well as all aspects of corporate insolvency from winding-up and liquidation to probing questions of directors and creditors later on. This is part of my wider chancery practice.

Marcus regularly acts for landlords seeking to recover damages for unpaid rent, delapidations and possession of residential and commerical dwellings. He has particular experience acting for HMO landlords in both the First Tier Tribunal and criminal courts when faced with allegations of breaches of the management regulations for HMOs.

Marcus regularly undertakes all aspects of property law including disputes concerning a parties interest in the equity of a property often involving claims under TOLATA (Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996), orders for sale and the validity of deeds of trust. Other work often undertaken includes boundary disputes and claims concerning adverse possession.