Construction: Contentious

Nazir Dewji is highly regarded for his expertise in assisting with procurement strategy and contract negotiation in relation to major development projects in the UK. He is particularly adept at advising on the development of mixed-use and build-to-rent projects.

Nazir is our main point of contact and has always provided clear and well thought-through advice.

We have a very strong relationship with Nazir. He has great, detailed and in-depth knowledge of topics and market trends.

Gareth Stringer is the head of BCLP's non-contentious construction practice. He is adept at handling the full range of construction agreements and has additional strengths in procurement strategy and project management advice.

Gareth provides an exemplary service.

Gareth is always available and has excellent knowledge of the wider market.

Shy Jackson has a strong reputation for his representation of developers in an array of contentious matters, including arbitrations, adjudications and court proceedings. He frequently advises on claims relating to project delays and additional costs facing infrastructure and energy developments.

Shy is a very reliable source of advice. He is very knowledgeable.

James Clarke demonstrates significant strength in contentious construction claims arising from alleged defects. He also has experience in adjudication and arbitration.

We always receive coherent and clear views from James.

James is a very diligent and sophisticated partner to work with.

Kimberly Roberts has a burgeoning construction practice. Her practice centres on domestic development work for high-profile developers.

Kim is approachable and good in negotiation. She drew on her experience of similar matters to assist.