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Rob Winder

Position: Senior Associate (Chartered Legal Executive) and Head of Property Litigation
Offices: Viaduct House, Carlisle
 
Areas: Personal Dispute Resolution, Business Dispute Resolution
 
 

Rob is a Senior Associate (Chartered Legal Executive) and Head of Property Litigation, based in our viaduct office.

Born and brought up in Cumbria, Rob began his legal career as a Trainee legal executive with Cartmell Shepherd qualifying in 2007.

In 2023, Rob re-joined Cartmell Shepherd after spending 15 years with another local firm of Solicitors.

Rob specialises in Property Disputes and has particular expertise in both residential and commercial Landlord and Tenant disputes. In addition to his property dispute work, Rob also deals with general contractual disputes.

About Rob

Outside of work, Rob enjoys playing both Masters Rugby League and occasionally Rugby Union. He also enjoys attending either comedy or live music gigs. Rob also enjoys playing the bass guitar and drums but more with enthusiasm than skill.

Rob also likes to support charities, he has recently helped to organise a charity rugby match which raised almost £10,000 for Cancer Research and Macmillan Cancer Support.

Testimonials

“I just wanted to say thank you for helping us” and “being super responsive” “and for always making the time to talk to me if I needed your help.  You've been awesome!”

Anonymous

"We're so grateful for the hard work and commitment Rob has shown throughout a complicated and protracted neighbour dispute. He put everything he had into the case to help us and it was reassuring to know we were being represented by someone so passionate, hardworking and trusted. He offered us the highest level of professionalism, his legal expertise was amazing and he always had our best interests in mind. We are delighted with the successful outcome of the court proceedings."

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WhatsApp exchange created binding contract, High Court rules

August 27th 2025

A High Court judge has ruled that a brief exchange of WhatsApp messages was enough to create a legally binding construction contract worth nearly £250,000 – even though one party never signed any formal agreement. Rob Winder Senior Associate Chartered Legal Executive and Head of Property Litigation in our Dispute Resolution team provides…

Cartmell Shepherd restructures Dispute Resolution team to highlight specialisms

July 29th 2025

Leading law firm Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors has announced three senior promotions this week, as part of a move to highlight specialisms within its Dispute Resolution team. Director and Head of Dispute Resolution Mark Aspin said: “Dispute Resolution encompasses a broad spectrum of legal work. While our team deals with the majority of ‘Civil…

Free online event for landlords on major legal changes ahead

June 10th 2025

Landlords can get advice on new legislation coming into force later this year at a free online event. The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to usher in a raft of changes which will directly impact landlords renting out residential properties, from agreeing the amount of rent paid to the process…

Cumbrian lawyer takes on Apple to grant widow access to husband’s ‘digital assets’

April 9th 2025

After a protracted legal wrangle to grant a widow access to her deceased husband’s online photos, a lawyer is urging people to make sure they pass on their ‘digital assets’ to loved ones on death. Rob Winder, a Senior Associate with Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors, has issued a plea to people…

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