Hannah Ingham | Fieldfisher
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Professional background

Professional background

I work with leadership across the Real Estate group to support strategic growth, operational effectiveness and the delivery of high-quality client service.

Prior to this role, I was a Director in Fieldfisher’s Real Estate Litigation team, with over 13 years’ experience advising on contentious real estate matters. I acted for developers, property investment companies, institutional investors, retailers and high-net-worth individuals on a broad range of complex property disputes. I also provided strategic support on property transactions, helping clients to anticipate disputes, mitigate risk and protect value.

I have secured successful outcomes in a number of high-profile property cases in the UK and have been recognised by Legal 500 for my pragmatic approach to large-scale disputes.

I bring a practical and commercially focused approach to the role, shaped by many years advising on strategic real estate matters.

Education

Education

University of Bristol (2002-2005)

Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Law

Grade: Upper second class (2:1)

Nottingham Law School (2006-2007)

LPC, Law

Grade: Distinction

Notable deals

Notable deals

Noteable Deals
  • Acting for a British aerospace engine developer on a £multi-million, multi-party TCC dispute relating to an agreement for lease of a testing facility for its space rocket engine technology.
  • Acting for international investors in a £50 million professional negligence claim against a law firm relating to the development of a prime London development site.
  • Acting for a number of energy clients in obtaining pre-emptive injunctions to protect land interests, supply chains and other commercial interests, in both the High Court and Court of Appeal.
  • Acting for a joint venture company in a multi-party TCC claim arising from the negligent installation of a water main on development land.
  • Acting for a landowner and developer of a high profile urban regeneration scheme in Stratford to obtain an injunction restraining 'Persons Unknown' from remaining or entering upon parts of the development site for the duration of the development works.
  • Advising a multi-national developer on lease termination and re-structuring issues concerning a £1 billion hotel portfolio. The matter concerned the determination of various leasehold and occupational interests affecting various hotels in England and Scotland.

Authored pieces

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A row of modern, two-story suburban houses with brick and white exteriors lines a quiet street. The homes have pitched roofs, chimneys, and small front gardens. The sky is partly cloudy with sunlight illuminating the scene.
Real Estate
Insight

UK Real Estate outlook 2026

08.01.2026
2025 ended with signs of confidence returning to the market. After months of uncertainty, December saw a surge in deal activity, signalling renewed confidence across prime office, industrial, and logistics sectors. Investors and developers are cautiously optimistic, but the year ahead will demand agility. Rising costs, new regulatory requirements, and planning reforms are reshaping the market and those who adapt fastest will lead the way.
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Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery

12.06.2014
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Crossings the ‘I’s and dotting the ‘t’s

12.06.2014
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Steel a march

15.10.2013
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Squatters home in on commercial premises

14.03.2013
The criminalisation of squatting in residential premises hasn’t been good news for everyone
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