Laying the groundwork for your success
In construction, every project is a balancing act – delivering quality work on time, managing teams and meeting client expectations. Our building and construction solicitors lay a strong legal foundation, with clear contracts, compliance and risk management to prevent any legal cracks that could slow down your operations.
Building on strong
legal foundations
We understand the importance of constructing a solid legal framework that protects your business from costly disruptions. Whether you're dealing with supply chain issues, changing project scopes, client disputes, or subcontractor challenges, we ensure your building projects stay on track with minimal delays.
How our building & construction solicitors
can help your business
Construction contract drafting & review
Draft clear, enforceable contracts tailored to construction projects, defining terms with contractors, developers, engineers, and suppliers to minimise legal risks and ensure smooth project execution.
Planning & zoning approvals
We guide you on local planning permissions and zoning laws, securing the necessary permits and approvals to keep your projects on schedule and without legal roadblocks.
Health & safety compliance
Comply CDM regulations and health and safety standards to reduce on-site risks, avoid and avoid site shutdowns or costly HSE penalties.
Environmental standards compliance
Meet building and environmental regulations through effective waste disposal and sustainable practices, avoiding fines and keeping your projects eco-friendly.
Supply chain support
Negotiate and manage supplier contracts to ensure timely material delivery, minimising risks of supply chain disruptions and keeping your projects on schedule.
Debt recovery
Recover unpaid project fees and overdue payments from clients and contractors, helping you maintain cash flow and prevent financial setbacks that could impact your operations.
Risk management in construction
Identifying and mitigating potential risks, from contract breaches to compliance issues, ensuring you avoid costly disputes and protect your business.
Employment law for your workforce
Establish clear hiring practices, manage staff efficiently, and develop policies and contracts that comply with employment law for construction workers (including permanent staff, casual workers, freelancers, and subcontractors).
Dispute resolution
From delays and cost overruns to contract disputes, we help resolve issues quickly and amicably, minimising disruption to your building projects.
What our clients say
"Your ability to simplify complex legal concepts is greatly appreciated. Thank you for the exceptional legal support and guidance you have provided us. Your approachable demeanour and willingness to take the time to ensure we fully understand our options have made a significant difference in our decision-making process."
Zndile Plakhati | Compliance
i-G3N
"Thank you so much for resolving our dispute so quickly and in our favour. We initially thought we were going to face a total loss, but your intervention turned things around for us. Working with your team was a pleasure, and we now feel much more secure knowing you’re on our side."
Prof Howard Gluckman
Implant & Aesthetic Academy UK
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