Barristers at Keating Chambers are lauded as ‘the market leaders on any arbitration relating to construction, engineering and offshore projects’. Members of the set are instructed in complex arbitrations from clients across the Middle East, Hong Kong and Singapore, to name a few, and have extensive experience with a range of arbitration governing laws. David Thomas KC continues to act on high value arbitrations in the construction and infrastructure space, recently having received instructions from significant clients in India and the Middle East. Jennie Wild has a broad arbitration practice, which has recently included arbitrations related to airports, power stations and hospitals and her practice is primarily focused on the Middle East, while James Thompson continues to act in major work concerning mainland Europe.
Testimonials
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- 'The clerk's room is excellent, in particular Will Shrubsall and James Luxmoore. They are easy to work and forge relationships with.'
- 'James Luxmoore is great to deal with and has fantastic industry knowledge. Will Shrubsall has been super helpful over recent months.'
- 'The clerks are user friendly and responsive. Will Shrubsall in particular is always very helpful.'
- 'The clerking team are easy to deal with and on the ball. James Luxmoore always takes good care of our matters.'
- 'Keating offers a variety of very experienced and skilled silks in international arbitration, with available support from a solid bench of eager and knowledgeable junior barristers.'
- 'Keating Chambers has deep bench strength in the engineering and construction field, with a first-rate clerking team.'
- 'Keating are undoubtedly one of the market leaders, on any arbitration relating to construction, engineering and offshore projects. Nobody else really matches them for the calibre and depth of junior, silks and arbitrators.'
- 'It is one of the leading sets in international construction and energy arbitration and a go-to for quality barristers from junior to silk.'