Construction

Michael Hopkins regularly advises clients on adjudications and arbitrations. He has significant experience in disputes concerning the design and construction of significant infrastructure projects.

Michael is an extremely shrewd operator. He has huge technical capabilities and an enormous wealth of experience. He is a real strategic thinker.

He is a top-drawer litigator.

Graham Alty has extensive experience advising clients on procurement and contractual matters for large-scale projects, particularly in the infrastructure and energy sectors.

Graham is a brilliant lawyer.

Anthony Bradley is a noteworthy construction lawyer who frequently provides clients with advice on risk management and disputes. He is experienced in matters ranging from arbitrations to defective design litigations.

Mark Job is well versed in handling non-contentious construction matters, including advising on the contractual and procurement aspects of developments in the residential, infrastructure, education and manufacturing sectors.

Mark takes a commercially proportionate view. He is able to reason with the other side and is good at negotiating.

Sian Hughes is an experienced construction lawyer who assists clients with an array of contentious matters. She frequently represents clients in the energy sector and has a strong track record in arbitration proceedings.

Arwyn Jones concentrates on contentious construction, engineering and PFI matters, mainly acting for leading contractors. He represents clients before the Technology and Construction Court.

Arwyn is very collaborative and helpful. He is fantastic.

Arwyn is very approachable, down-to-earth and solutions-focused.