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Our deep understanding of the construction sector enables us to add value across the complete lifecycle of projects, from procurement to completion.

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Our latest work

Our advisers act on domestic and international projects of all shapes and sizes, working with many of the leading names across this diverse sector. Browse our experience below, or use the filters to look-up recent work in particular geographies and legal disciplines.

  • Chirmorie Wind Farm Limited

    Advised Chirmorie Wind Farm Limited, a renewable energy developer on the preparation and negotiation of turbine supply and service contracts together with balance of plant contracts for its onshore wind farm project.

    • United Kingdom
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    Advised a construction and engineering services provider regarding insolvency issues of an approved inspector on a London data centre project, including adjudication support for extension of time and loss and expense claims with a subcontractor and addressing bad debt concerns.

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    Advised a construction and engineering services provider on securing appropriate contractual protections, including obtaining a parent company guarantee for its agreement with a data centre operator in Jersey.

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    Advising an international JV civils contractor in connection with the £100bn HS2 rail infrastructure project in UK. The project is currently the largest infrastructure project in Europe.

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    Representing our construction sector client following a fatal traffic management incident giving rise to corporate manslaughter, CDM and HSWA allegations.

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    Advising an international contractor JV in respect of complex and technical claims in the value of SAR 2.4 billion (USD 640 million) relating to a SAR 6 billion tunnelling project.

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    Advising an international contractor in relation to claims raised against it in the Saudi Courts in the value of SAR 1.2billion (USD 320 million) relating to defective construction of 400 villas in Saudi Arabia.

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    Advised a consortium of leading infrastructure contractors on an internal investigation into whistleblowing allegations relating to the delivery of major infrastructure projects.

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    Advised a main contractor and refurbishment specialist, on adjudication concerning extension of time, acceleration, and loss and expense claims for a light industrial development.

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    Advised a specialist construction and refurbishment group, on the planning issues and resulting adjudication on account entitlement in relation to a high profile development warehouse and production unit with office space.

Our expertise, at your disposal

With over 490 partners and 3000 people around the world, we are well-placed to support you across a full range of legal and advisory services.

Ian Laing

Partner, Head of Infrastructure & Real Estate

Ian is independently recognised as a leading lawyer. He specialises in capital projects and has advised on over 50 public/ private partnerships. He has particular expertise in advising equity investors in relation to transportation, water and accommodation projects.

Partner

Simone is a construction lawyer and specialises in advising on the procurement and delivery of energy and infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on renewable energy projects.

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Partner

Bernard is a transactional lawyer specialising in major infrastructure projects. He advises clients throughout the various stages of a project, with a particular focus on initial procurement advice/structuring and contract preparation and negotiation.

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Partner

Described by Legal 500 as a “superstar” and recognised as a “Future Leader” in Lexology (formerly Who’s Who Legal), Wee Jian is an international disputes lawyer, specialising in multi-jurisdictional construction, infrastructure, and energy arbitration and litigation.

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Partner

Faisal heads up the Civil Law Dispute Resolution Practice for the Middle East region and has extensive experience in both litigating and arbitrating construction and commercial disputes across this region.

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Partner

Stuart co-leads our PFI/PPP market globally. He acts for procurers, sponsors, contractors, FM contractors and lenders across a wide range of infrastructure and energy sub-sectors in the UK and internationally, covering the full project lifecycle.

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Partner

Catherine is a construction lawyer advising clients on front-end construction and procurement for renewable energy and major infrastructure projects across Australia, Asia and in the UK.

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Partner

Charles' specialism is representing clients in international arbitration and other dispute resolution procedures in connection with major construction, infrastructure and energy projects around the world

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Partner, Co-Head of Construction Advisory & Disputes

Sam is a member of our Construction and Engineering team.

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Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised manufacturing companies PROXMUS and Promus on the sale of their businesses to CGH Innovation, one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of steel tanks and a portfolio company of H.I.G. Capital, a global private equity firm headquartered in Miami.

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