Construction & Engineering Lawyers 

Construction projects offer opportunity but also carry risk. Whether you’re a developer, contractor, funder, consultant, or occupier, we help you balance exposure with progress.

We can support with:

• Drafting and negotiating building agreements and professional appointments
• Reviewing warranties, bonds, guarantees, and funding arrangements
• Advising on project structuring and liability management
• Handling disagreements over delay, disruption, or defective work
• Acting on claims against contractors, consultants, or professionals
• Managing arbitration, adjudication, and litigation when matters escalate. 

With clear, multidisciplinary guidance shaped by industry knowledge, you can move projects forward with confidence while protecting your long-term commercial interests.

If you need support with an engineering project, we can:

• Support clients on a wide range of engineering projects, from civil engineering schemes to major marine and offshore works
• Advise on heavy civil engineering, including highways, bridges, airports, tunnelling, and large-scale infrastructure programmes
• Handle disputes across mechanical and electrical engineering, mining projects, and multi-disciplinary engineering developments.

Our experience includes energy projects such as wind farms, solar developments, and other low carbon infrastructure.

You should involve a lawyer in your construction and engineering project at the earliest possible point. This should be before any contracts have been signed or commitments have been made. If you do this, any changes or amends needed will be quicker and cheaper to make.

Being involved in projects from the start allows us to work alongside other areas of your business that have interests in the project. For example, we can we work alongside your corporate advisers on joint venture arrangements or real estate colleagues on land issues. 

On bigger construction and engineering projects, we can also support with immigration and workforce deployment issues by using the experts within our firm.

Ultimately, instructing legal advice earlier in your project means you reduce the risk of disputes further down the line.