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Provided by Tim Kinney
- Construction
Tim originally trained as an architect before converting to law. He has wide ranging experience in both construction and project procurement and advises on all forms of construction and engineering contracts, sub-contracts and consultancy agreements as well as advising on project agreements and related sub-contracts and procurement issues on PFI/PPP projects.
He also has considerable experience in dispute resolution, including mediation, conciliation, adjudication, arbitration (both domestic and international) and litigation.
He has an MSc in Construction Law and Arbitration (Kings College, London) and he is also an accredited mediator. He is admitted as a solicitor in Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, and, England & Wales.
Provided by Chambers
Tim Kinney regularly advises on large-scale projects involving the likes of energy, transport, digital infrastructure and mixed-use developments. He primarily assists with the drafting and negotiation of construction documentation but is also adept at handling contentious mandates for British, Irish and European clients.
Provided by Chambers
The abilities, competency and skillset of Tim are a huge asset to the department.
He is outstanding, a true expert and is easy to work with.
Tim has provided our organisation with an outstanding service.
The abilities, competency and skillset of Tim are a huge asset to the department.
He is outstanding, a true expert and is easy to work with.
Tim has provided our organisation with an outstanding service.
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A letter of intent can have unintended effects or fail to address crucial terms which a party seeks to rely upon at a later stage. The extent to which a letter of intent will be binding, and its actual effect, will depend on its wording and on the understanding of the parties.
A letter of intent can have unintended effects or fail to address crucial terms which a party seeks to rely upon at a later stage. The extent to which a letter of intent will be binding, and its actual effect, will depend on its wording and on the understanding of the parties.