Laytons ETL appoints real estate disputes associate
Commercial law firm Laytons ETL has appointed Maximilian Kraitt as an associate in its real estate disputes team.
Based in London, Maximilian will work closely with head of department Robert Clark, advising clients on a range of contentious property matters.
He brings experience acting for high-net-worth individuals, developers and property investors, including on complex, high-value disputes.
Maximilian’s appointment strengthens the firm’s growing real estate disputes team as it continues to expand its international client offering.
Robert Clark, partner and head of Real Estate Disputes at Laytons ETL, said: “I am delighted to welcome Maximilian to the real estate disputes team.
“He joins us at a genuinely exciting moment for the practice, as we continue to expand our national and international presence and strengthen our position as a go‑to team for complex property disputes.
“The property market, particularly in London, is navigating a challenging period, and it is during times like these that our clients need clarity, certainty and decisive action more than ever.
“Maximilian’s experience, energy and commitment to excellence will play a major part in helping our clients secure their interests quickly, cost‑effectively and with confidence.”
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