Why choose me
The variety of construction law is what keeps me so engaged with my work, from the detail and process of contract negotiation to the creativity and innovation required in dispute resolution. The positive impact of the construction industry, on both the local and national economy, is another important factor. I also enjoy having sight of projects from commencement to completion and seeing the impact of the finished buildings on the local area.
I support my clients by providing practical and commercial advice, in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Whether they are developers, contractors, government bodies, funders, or private individuals, I deliver the same client care to ensure they can make informed strategic decisions.
I help clients negotiate construction contracts and settlements, as well as resolving disputes through litigation, adjudication, and arbitration.
In my free time, I enjoy practicing multiple styles of martial arts, as well as hiking, reading, and travelling.
The variety of construction law is what keeps me so engaged with my work, from the detail and process of contract negotiation to the creativity and innovation required in dispute resolution. The positive impact of the construction industry, on both the local and national economy, is another important factor. I also enjoy having sight of projects from commencement to completion and seeing the impact of the finished buildings on the local area.
I support my clients by providing practical and commercial advice, in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Whether they are developers, contractors, government bodies, funders, or private individuals, I deliver the same client care to ensure they can make informed strategic decisions.
I help clients negotiate construction contracts and settlements, as well as resolving disputes through litigation, adjudication, and arbitration.
In my free time, I enjoy practicing multiple styles of martial arts, as well as hiking, reading, and travelling.
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This is very dependent on the chosen dispute resolution process itself (e.g. High Court litigation will generally take much longer than statutory Adjudication) but with pragmatism on both sides the majority of disputes can be settled in good time.
Generally it is always better to have a written contract – not only as it avoids trying to rely on implied rights and common law, but it allows the parties to clearly see their rights and obligations prior to entering the agreement. It also makes it more likely that potential disputes can be resolved efficiently.
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22 December 2022
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Hirst & Another v Dunbar & Others [2022] EWHC 41 (TCC)
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