Construction: Professional Negligence

James Bowling has strong experience of construction disputes involving professional negligence claims, particularly those associated with large energy facilities, whether in the UK or overseas. His work often involves claims brought against energy consultants, quantity surveyors and others.

Kate Livesey has a broad professional negligence practice that sees her acting in technology and construction disputes. She has appeared in multiple cases acting for civil and structural engineers.

Lynne McCafferty KC acts in professional negligence claims for and against a broad range of construction and technology-based clients, including surveyors, architects, computing consultants and software designers. She also has considerable experience in advising professional indemnity insurers in associated coverage matters.

Rachel Ansell KC impresses with her handling of negligence claims brought against engineers, contractors and other parties in connection with large construction projects, and has developed particular expertise in cases involving geotechnical engineering. In addition to her strong domestic practice, she regularly handles cases in the Middle East.

Sean Brannigan KC is a renowned professional negligence silk who acts in complex and high-value claims arising out of major infrastructure and construction projects. He handles domestic and cross-border disputes, and has particular experience in Northern Ireland. His practice additionally takes in disputes arising in locations such as the United Arab Emirates.

Benjamin Pilling KC is a well-regarded silk who acts for claimants and developers in a wide array of professional negligence cases arising in the construction and information technology sectors. He is particularly well versed in claims against engineers. His clients include project managers, surveyors and architects.

Claire Packman KC is well regarded for her construction practice and is instructed in negligence claims against architects, subcontractors and project managers. She has experience in dealing with matters in the Middle East.

Jennie Gillies has an impressively strong professional negligence practice focused on the construction industry. She has been involved in high-profile commercial-related matters as well as residential cases. She is regularly sought out by designers and engineering consultants, as well as representing claimants in disputes.

Jeremy Nicholson KC is a vastly experienced silk who focuses on professional negligence claims relating to construction projects, particularly those with significant multiparty interests. He is eminently capable of handling highly technical cases concerning architects, engineers, surveyors and other construction professionals. He handles proceedings in the Dubai International Arbitration Centre and other international seats.

Jessica Stephens KC offers considerable expertise in a range of professional negligence disputes. A notable strength is her experience of high-profile cases involving cladding.

Luke Wygas is an impressive barrister who represents architects, engineers, surveyors and other professionals in negligence claims that tend to be heavy on technical detail. His practice is notably strengthened by his engineering background.

Martyn Naylor is very well versed in professional negligence claims, with a particular focus on the construction and technology spheres. He is frequently instructed to appear for approved inspectors, surveyors and contractors. He has significant experience in claims involving cladding issues.

Matthew Thorne frequently appears in the TCC in professional negligence cases that are often related to high-profile construction matters such as cladding issues. He has in-depth experience of matters involving residential and commercial construction design and defect disputes.

Mek Mesfin has significant experience in professional negligence cases relating to construction and technology, and has appeared in the TCC, commercial courts and arbitrations. He is frequently sought out by a wide variety of clients, including engineers, property owners and architects.

Simon Henderson is a strong performer in the areas of construction and information technology, and is able to advise comprehensively on professional negligence matters within these fields. He is a particularly strong choice for defending IT companies in professional negligence disputes. He also regularly represents engineers and other professionals in the construction industry.

Thomas Crangle has a strong presence in the professional negligence arena, drawing on his established reputation in general construction law. He frequently acts in cases involving surveyors and architects.

Simon Hale KC is a well-respected barrister who offers expertise in both sides of claims against construction professionals including engineers, fire engineers and architects.