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Our advisers act on domestic and international matters of all shapes and sizes, working with many of the leading names in the market. Browse our experience below, or use the filters to look-up recent work in particular geographies and industry sectors.

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    Advised an international construction contractor on forming and structuring a joint venture for a major stadium project in Brisbane, including drafting bidding and operational agreements, advising on a two stage Early Contractor Involvement procurement, performance guarantees, contract structure, and assessing foreign investment approval requirements under Australia’s regime applicable to certain foreign acquisitions.

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    Advised an offshore EPC contractor on a contractual and payment dispute arising from delayed financial close, non payment, supply chain disruption and collateral warranty issues, including threatened suspension and termination, providing strategy on claims, responses to notices, suspension rights and subcontractor interfaces, and leading negotiations on a contract amendment to stabilise delivery and mitigate risk.

  • Sellafield Limited

    Acting for Sellafield in relation to several procurements across its nuclear decommissioning site. This work involves large scale construction and maintenance programmes and the appointment of multiple delivery partners adopting a variety of alliance structures to meet different delivery objectives including the recent PPP, IDP and PACE programmes.

  • GS Entec Corp.

    Advised an engineering and construction contractor on its bid for a foundation supply package for an offshore wind project in South Korea, including review and negotiation of bid stage contracts, alignment of risk and pricing, management of interfaces, and advice on technical standards, programme risk and liquidated damages to support a competitive bid.

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    Advised a consortium of international developers and investors on their bid for a PPP project involving the design, financing, construction, and maintenance of an 800-bed multidisciplinary hospital in the Fergana region, Uzbekistan.

  • Thames Water Utilities Limited

    Acting for Thames Water in its procurement of the main works contracts to be entered into in relation to White Horse Reservoir project (SIPR model estimated at £5bn) and its water abstraction project at Teddington (TDRA) with key packages in relation to tunnelling and a treatment plant (estimated at £242m).

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    Advised a European leading industrial equipment manufacturer regarding a dispute involving the sale of a recycle compressor to a Chinese engineering company for a coal gasification plant in India.

  • Ministry of Justice

    Acting for the Ministry of Justice in relation to its 10 year £6.3bn prisoner places expansion programme which includes the development of 4 new prisons, the refurbishment of existing prison assets and the building of new houseblocks across the estate. Also acting for the Home Office in relation to its portfolio across the UK including new build and refurbishment programmes.

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    Advising on payment disputes on a rail project in Western Australia.

  • Client confidential

    Advising a prominent global consultant to amend its consultancy and sub-consultancy conditions of contract to comply with the Hong Kong Security of Payment Ordinance.

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Pinsent Masons advises Ghelamco on a €285m transaction in the Polish office market

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has advised developer Ghelamco on the €285 million sale of The Bridge, a landmark Warsaw office tower. 

Pinsent Masons advises Manchester Storm on return to AO Arena

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons is advising Manchester Storm on its move to the AO Arena, helping secure the UK ice hockey club's return to the arena it last called home in 2002.

Pinsent Masons strengthens IP offering with new patent attorney partner Fred Nicolle in London

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has appointed Fred Nicolle as a partner in its Intellectual Property (IP) team in London, strengthening the firm's European patents and life sciences offering.

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