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Construction contractors face unique legal challenges and risks in today's complex building environment.
We understand smaller contractors and sub-contractors need swift, practical advice that considers site realities, cash flow demands, and project timelines.
Our experience in regularly dealing with the biggest contractors and developers is vital for smaller and sub-contractor clients in negotiating fair terms, challenging onerous conditions, and ensuring payment security. We know which points to push on and how the other party and it's lawyers are likely to approach issues.
Negotiate limitation of liability clauses to cap financial exposure on projects
Advise on retention clauses, payment terms, and milestone payment schedules
Review and amend indemnity clauses to protect against third-party claims
Negotiate variation procedures and rates to prevent scope creep disputes
Serve Payment Notices and Pay Less Notices under the Construction Act to secure payment
Initiate adjudication proceedings to recover unpaid invoices within 28 days
Pursue extension of time claims for delays caused by variations, late instructions, or weather events
Recover loss and expense claims for disruption, prolongation, and acceleration costs
Defend against liquidated damages claims and contractual penalties
Handle final account disputes and retention release issues
Defend against defect claims during defects liability periods (typically 12 months)
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9am to 5pm
Solicitor - Construction & Engineering
Daniel is a specialist construction lawyer with 14 years post qualified experience of advising a broad range of clients on contentious and non-contentious issues.
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9am to 5pm