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Annabel Mayer

Senior Associate Solicitor

Annabel qualified as a solicitor in 2012. She joined Greene & Greene in 2026 as a Senior Associate

What Can Annabel Do For You?

Annabel specialises in property litigation, advising clients on a wide range of real estate and commercial property disputes. Annabel acts for businesses, landowners, landlords, tenants and private individuals across Suffolk and the wider East Anglia region.

Annabel regularly advises landlords and tenants on disputes arising from the occupation and management of commercial property, including issues such as:

  • Lease interpretation and enforcement
  • Dilapidations claims
  • Rent arrears and service charge disputes
  • Break clause disputes
  • Forfeiture and relief from forfeiture
  • Lease renewals and termination under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
  • Possession proceedings (including acting for landlords of residential property)
  • Disputes involving managing agents and professional advisers

Annabel also has extensive experience advising on disputes relating to freehold land and property rights, including:

  • Boundary and title disputes
  • Rights of way and easements
  • Restrictive covenants
  • Adverse possession claims
  • Trespass and nuisance
  • Party wall disputes
  • Agricultural and rural land disputes

What Else Should You Know?

Annabel is a member of the Property Litigation Association and is also a Trustee for Citizens Advice West Suffolk.

What do others say?

‘Annabel is very commercial and good at finding the intersection between client needs and the law.’
Chambers & Partners (UK) 2026

‘Annabel Mayer is very good. She is very commercial and has a good legal brain. She is very easy to work with.’
Legal 500 (UK) 2026

Contact Annabel

01284 717463
07345 599828
annabelmayer@greene-greene.com
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Annabel's Expertise

  • Personal Disputes
  • Commercial Disputes
  • Property Disputes for Individuals
  • Property-Related Professional Negligence
  • Neighbour Disputes and Nuisance Claims
  • Landlord and Tenant Disputes
  • Easement and Covenant Disputes
  • Adverse Possession, Boundary Disputes and Trespass

Annabel's Posts

  • Encroachment and Accretion in Leases: Who Owns the Extra Land?
  • Modifying Restrictive Covenants
  • Horizontal boundaries: who owns what above and below your property?
  • Renters Reform Act: what landlords need to know now – and what to do next

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