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Esther McDermott

UK 2026

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Dentons
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Ranked in 1 practice area

Construction: Contentious

London (Firms)

6 years ranked

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Construction: Contentious - London (Firms)

Band 4
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Esther McDermott assists clients with the resolution of construction disputes in various settings, including adjudications, arbitrations and proceedings before the Technology and Construction Court. She primarily advises on delay, defect and termination claims arising out of residential and mixed-use developments in the UK and CIS countries.
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  • Esther combines a strong grasp of the technical and legal detail with real commercial nous. She’s also an excellent strategist and is able to see the bigger picture while managing granular tasks.

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  • Esther is highly respected in the industry. She has a strong profile, is a great litigator and knows her subject inside out. She is very strategic and knows what's important.

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  • She responds to queries promptly and advises clearly when giving instructions. She is extremely knowledgeable in the construction disputes arena.

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  • Esther is a detailed and thorough partner who is quick to respond.

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  • Esther is a really quite knowledgeable and forceful lawyer who gets what she wants and is very comfortable dealing with technical disputes.

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