Counting international governments, major corporations, and contractors amongst its key clients, the Guilford-based Charles Russell Speechlys LLP construction team has in-depth expertise in advising on high-value engineering and construction contracts. The offering spans complex contentious matters, ranging from dispute avoidance to arbitration and litigation, with practice head David Savage bringing over 25 years’ experience in acting for employers, governments and consultants in cross-border construction disputes to the team. Chi Mount focuses on the construction aspects of property transactions and development financing.
Testimonials
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‘They have demonstrated remarkable adaptability and appreciation for the specifics of our dispute.’
‘David Savage has a keen sense for dispute analysis, strategy, and solid legal acumen in both oral and written delivery. His service response has been impressive.’
‘A strong team with depth and considerable knowledge.’
‘Individuals are polite and professional, advice provided is considered and sound.’
Key clients
- Maldives Airport Company Limited (a 100% Maldives Government owned company)
- Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications, Government of Bahrain
- Caring Homes Group
- Eton College
- Kate Bingham Interior Design
- The Pirbright Institute
- Marlborough College
- Northvale Construction Limited
- Church Commissioners for England
- Bewley Homes Plc
Work highlights
- Instructed by Maldives Airport Company on a three-year-term to provide contentious and non-contentious FIDIC-related construction law services in relation to the ongoing redevelopment project at Velena International Airport on Hulhulé Island in North Malé Atoll, Maldives.
- Advising The Pirbright Institute on the redevelopment, procurement strategy generally, and drafting and negotiation of all construction documentation.
- Handling contentious and non-contentious construction work on an ongoing basis for Aspire Luxury Properties, including acting for the client in recovering sums owed by a number of HNWIs.
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
David Savage