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Demonstrating varied sector expertise, ranging from commercial development to residential and leisure, the Gowling WLG team deploys a ‘practical approach’ whilst acting on behalf of multinational developers and institutional clients. The practice has a strong contentious offering, notably handling claims arising out of the Grenfell Tower tragedy concerning cladding, fire safety and building regulation compliance, alongside advising on inner-city regeneration schemes, and negotiating construction contracts. Based out of Birmingham, Michael O’Shea and Richard Green co-head the department, specialising in complex adjudication disputes and procurement strategy matters. Daniel Wood focuses on renewable generation initiatives, whilst Sarah Dyer is knowledgeable on building defect cases.
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‘I have used this practice for many years by choice, they have a good understanding of the construction and engineering sector and are able and willing to respond to the commercial reality of matters rather than merely applying the law.’
‘Always make me and my colleagues feel like a valued client, always available to respond when needed.’
Clients clés
- Trinity House
- The Organising Committee for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games ("the OC")
Points forts
- Advising Triathlon Homes LLP in its successful application for a Remediation Contribution Order, being the first time that such an order has been granted by the Tribunal following a contested hearing.
- Advising National Highways on its £1.7bn upgrade of the notorious, traffic-clogged single carriageway section of the A303 between Amesbury and Berwick Down, near the Stonehenge World Heritage Site.