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Where disputes cannot be avoided, there are several options available to resolve them. Beginning with various forms of alternative dispute resolution methods, through to formal legal proceedings such as adjudication, arbitration or court proceedings.


Construction & engineering disputes
We strive to resolve disputes without the need to implement legal proceedings wherever possible.
Methods such as mediation, negotiation and early neutral evaluation can be very effective in resolving disputes and often reduce associated expenses.
Our focus is to ensure that you understand the strengths and weaknesses of your position from the earliest possible stage. Once a strategy has been agreed, we will provide you with the necessary support to guide you through the whole process.
If the matter does require legal proceedings, where possible, we will assist you with the recovery of your legal fees.
We pride ourselves on our early and proactive management of contract disputes to minimise the cost and disruption to your project and business.
Construction & engineering disputes
We have extensive experience of working with developers, consultants, contractors, sub-contractors and sub-sub-contractors in major Technology and Construction Court litigation and are extremely familiar with the relevant protocols and TCC guidelines.
We frequently advise these parties on drafting complex submissions across all areas of dispute.
The strong relationships that we have developed with some of the country’s leading construction counsel enable us to be able to call upon them to assist in more complex matters as required.
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For more information and advice on construction and engineering disputes, please contact us on 01332 226 138 or complete the form below.
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