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Contractor, developer, employer, engineer, supplier, government body, project manager, or consultant — whichever part of the project you handle, you expose yourself to the risk of a dispute. As your project develops, so does the potential for the unexpected, even with the best laid plans.
Whether you come up against issues around who’s responsible if specifications are revised or who picks up the tab if there are unforeseen delays or defects, we help you avoid them escalating. And because global projects cross jurisdictions, you can rely on us to work alongside your teams anywhere in the world, even on site if you want.
We combine legal know-how with an understanding of the technicalities of what you do. This gives us insights into why problems crop up on projects and how to preempt and deal with the other side. Or how to react to the steps they might take if you are caught off guard.
We draw on Prism, our early case assessment software, to examine the main aspects of your dispute in light of case law and legislation. Off the back of this, we share with you best and worst-case scenarios if you were to arbitrate or litigate. And we give you detailed advice to help you decide your next steps, including strategies to avoid the dispute.
It’s a much more cost-effective way to resolve disputes — and all within 30 days.
Our capabilities at a glance
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Hear from our clients and industry leaders
The whole team is super smart. They are all really easy to work with and then know our business inside out. They come to us proactively with issues and are incredibly responsive.
Chambers & Partners, UK Guide, 2025
An intellectually brilliant and commercially astute public law team. One of the very best in the city.
Chambers & Partners UK 2025
Hogan Lovells has a high capability in solving complex issues that involve both legal and technical perspectives.
Chambers & Partners, Germany, 2025
The lawyers are just experts. They are there when you need them and happy to entertain all my questions. They understand the wider context and the politics and sensitivities of it.
Chambers & Partners, UK 2025
Representative experience
Acting in an LCIA arbitration in London relating to the construction of an energy facility by an international energy company.
Acting for a government authority on disputes with the design and construction contractor of major US$100m Hong Kong transport infrastructure project.
Acting for a Japanese contractor relating to a construction dispute at a water and power plant project in Algeria.
Working with the owner and operator of a power plant in Trinidad to resolve construction delays.
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