Your family deserves a home fit to live in
If your landlord has failed to carry out repairs, you have legal rights. We act for tenants, never landlords, on a no win, no fee basis; our firm has over 40 years' experience representing the public.
“I set this firm up over 40 years ago. I am proud of the reputation we have built helping tenants stand up for their rights and hold their landlords to account.”
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You may be entitled to bring a claim if you rent a house, have reported the problem to your landlord, and your landlord has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable time. A successful claim can secure compensation and a court order requiring the repairs to be completed.
You may be eligible to claim if:
Why tenants choose Antony Hodari Solicitors
Established in 1984, the year before the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 itself, we have represented claimants for over 40 years and now act exclusively for tenants, never landlords. We have built a reputation for taking on landlords who think tenants will not push back, securing real compensation and real repairs.
“We built this firm on one principle: do the work properly. The 3,200 reviews and the 96% recommendation rate are a product of that, not of marketing.”
What we cover
We act on every category of housing disrepair claim under section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and sections 9A–9B of the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018. Awaab’s Law, the Environmental Protection Act, and the Pre-Action Protocol for Housing Conditions Claims are all areas of regular practice. Read our full housing disrepair guide →
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