Construction, Engineering and Infrastructure Disputes
We advise on a wide range of construction, engineering and infrastructure disputes, for clients around the world.
Our team advises on disputes based on construction, engineering and PFI/PPP, including those that involve professional negligence. They act for contractors, architects, engineers, consultants, adjudicators and arbitrators – in Scotland, the UK and around the world. Those clients include some of the UK’s largest procurers and suppliers of construction services, across a range of sectors: energy, renewables, utilities, civil engineering, real estate, housing, schools and hospitals.
Our team has extensive experience in all forms of dispute resolution: litigation, adjudication, arbitration, mediation and expert determination, and dispute avoidance. We provide commercial and practical support, taking a forensic approach to complex cases. Our goal is to be trusted advisers, who clients know will help with any query they have.
Our experience includes disputes arising from:
- Payment, quantum, loss and expense and variations
- Delay, liquidated damages and extension of time claims
- Defective works, including claims under the Building Safety Act 2022
- Prescription and Limitation
- The application and interpretation of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996
- Professional negligence claims
- Procurement challenges
Meet our key contacts
David Anderson
Partner and Head of Property and Infrastructure Disputes
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David Anderson
Partner and Head of Property and Infrastructure Disputes
