Victoria Brewer
Victoria deals with a wide variety of commercial and property litigation matters ranging from arrears recovery to breaches of covenant, injunctions, disrepair claims, tribunal appointed manager matters and applications under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.
After obtaining a masters in Criminal Justice, Victoria joined JB Leitch in 2014 as an office assistant before moving over to the ground rent recovery team in 2015 and then the forfeiture department in 2017. In 2018, Victoria joined the Technical and Complex Department where she worked with and assisted a number of solicitors within the department with their technical caseloads on both residential and commercial property matters. Victoria qualified as a solicitor in 2021 and took conduct of a caseload of technical and complex matters.
Victoria has a caseload of technical and complex cases ranging from tribunal applications, to defending disrepair claims, conducting claims allocated to all tracks (small, fast, intermediate and multi) and recovery of high value service charge arrears on behalf of landlords, management companies and right to manage companies. Victoria has dealt with matters reaching the appeal courts, including the Upper Tribunal. Victoria is assisted by a paralegal and solicitor apprentice whom she has been mentoring since June 2024.
Victoria also heads our defended small claims and non-monetary breach of lease teams. The defended small claims team conducts any defended claims which have been allocated to the small claims track and/or any applications that are made to set aside any judgments obtained by the collections team. They also process applications for charging orders and undertake general advice matters. The team consists of solicitors, paralegals and a solicitor apprentice whom are supervised by Victoria. The non-monetary breach team deal with any pre-legal breach of lease matters, such as nuisance breaches, unauthorised alterations and unauthorised subletting.
Victoria has an innate ability to understand the wider contextual complexities of the property management sector, and to be able to translate these into meaningful, comprehensible and clear training for both clients and colleagues above and beyond her role and success as a solicitor. Victoria leads, develops and delivers regular colleague surgeries for colleagues across many of our operational teams and also the implementation of development plans for our paralegals. Victoria is also involved with providing training for our clients via in person training sessions, online training sessions and is a key lead presenting at our client engagement sessions throughout the year.
Recent Achievements:
Recognised in legal 500 as key lawyer in 2025
Awarded a Rising Star in Property Management 50 in 2025
Memberships
- Law Society of England & Wales
Education
- University of Law – MA of Law (distinction)
- Liverpool John Moores University – MA in Criminal Justice (with merit)
- University of Liverpool – BA (Hons) Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy
