محامون متخصصون في Construction
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Jakub Wołkowicz
Partner
White & Case M. Studniarek i Wspólnicy - Kancelaria Prawna sp.k.
Jamal Baddour
Partner
MIO & Partners
James Beauchamp
Partner
Maddocks
James Dawkins
Partner
Balch & Bingham LLP
James Duckworth
Partner
Squire Patton Boggs
James England
Partner
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
James Frankel
Jamie is a Partner in the firm's Construction Practice and plays an active role in its wholly owned subsidiary, Project Management Consultants, LLC (PMC). Through this platform, he leverages the integrated skills of project managers, architects, engineers and lawyers to structure contracts and mitigate risks from inception through commissioning and close-out. He delivers creative, efficient and team-oriented solutions for owners, architects, engineering firms and construction companies on projects and transactions across the built environment in the U.S. and abroad. Jamie draws on his multidisciplinary background and problem-solving skills to advise on project structuring, transactional documentation and dispute resolution. Representative projects include the financing, design and construction of the railroad replacement between Ben Gurion Airport and Jerusalem, and the design and construction procurement of the Military Hospital in Istanbul, Turkey. Jamie provides intermediary and business advisory services as part of his architect- and engineer-focused Merger & Acquisitions Program, representing both buyers and sellers in the private equity community. In addition, during the past 35 years, he has facilitated the acquisition and disposition of New York State Grandfathered Engineering and Architectural Firms. As Co-Chair of the firm's Digital Infrastructure Practice, Jamie leads the firm's Data Center Practice, which focuses on site selection, acquisition, design, capital formation, construction and commissioning for hyperscale and co-location facilities throughout the U.S. and internationally.
Thompson Hine LLP
James Grinstead
James is an experienced construction and engineering law specialist, with a practice in both contentious and non-contentious matters spanning almost 10 years. James has extensive experience drafting and negotiating JCT, NEC and bespoke construction contracts relating to large-scale UK and international developments and infrastructure projects. He regularly advises clients on risk allocation, contract negotiations and amendments, procurement and ancillary security documents such as collateral warranties, performance bonds and insurance aspects. James has particular experience in matters concerning building safety, having led numerous complex disputes on behalf of claimant owners, landlords, and contractors. He is also well-versed in disputes involving delay, disruption, defective works, quantum claims (including interim and final account disputes), and wrongful termination. James has strong knowledge and experience of all forms of ADR, including adjudication, arbitration, mediation, expert determination, commercial negotiations, pre-action work, and High Court litigation. James’ clients include employers, developers, contractors, sub-contractors, specialist construction consultants, government bodies, registered providers of social housing, and high-net-worth clients.
Keystone Law
James Hallas
James is a partner in the projects, development and construction team and co-chair of the firm’s ESG/sustainability sector group. He specialises in non-contentious work. As well as expertise across the full spectrum of construction and development, James has particular knowledge of the renewable energy, sustainability, housing and accommodation and care sectors. He works with clients to achieve commercial, real world outcomes and is experienced in negotiating both standard forms of contract including the JCT, FIDIC, NEC and RIBA suites of documents and bespoke agreements. James is also experienced in drafting and negotiating complex engineering contracts linked to infrastructure and energy generation. James has acted on large-scale, mixed commercial and residential, hotel, university and student accommodation schemes as well as hospital projects and care schemes.
Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
James MacLellan
Partner
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
James Mapley
SolicitorJames is developing experience in preparing advice reports and offering dispute resolution advice, as well assisting on several high-value adjudications. On the non-contentious side, James is building experience in preparing large-scale project documents for developments on a national basis.
Irwin Mitchell
James Molland
Principal Associate
Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP
James Plant
Partner
HFW
James Rogers
James Rogers is an international arbitration lawyer with a uniquely international practice, serving clients' needs across multiple jurisdictions and tailored to the relevant project, dispute and/or seat of arbitration. James’ experience extends across a broad range of industry sectors and includes corporate and commercial, technology, M&A, licensing and joint venture disputes. He has particular experience in the energy, mining, infrastructure, technology and construction sectors and significant recent experience in arbitration matters involving states and state-controlled entities.
Jenner & Block LLP
James Stewart
James Stewart is the Managing Partner of Howard Kennedy. James is responsible for driving the overall strategic direction and performance of the firm. Prior to taking on this role, James was Head of Real Estate, a full-service department of eight teams and 160 people, where he advised clients on a broad mix of contentious and non-contentious construction and development work. He has been a member of Howard Kennedy's board since 2023. James is a construction lawyer with particular expertise in development and development finance, advising on residential, commercial and mixed-use schemes. His work spans the full lifecycle of a project, from initial structuring and funding through to completion and post-completion disputes. He advises on professional appointments, bonds, warranties, and construction contracts, as well as the construction elements of development agreements. He acts for a range of clients including developers, funders, consultants, and specialist sub-contractors. His advice covers the entire project journey, with a focus on risk mitigation and commercial outcomes, including dispute avoidance, adjudications and the resolution of final account and defect issues. He continues to work closely with clients to navigate the increasingly complex legal and commercial challenges of the built environment.
Howard Kennedy LLP
James Williams
James is an experienced construction solicitor. He qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales in 1999. After working for a leading firm in Birmingham, he emigrated to Australia and qualified as a solicitor in Queensland in 2003, working in both Brisbane and Sydney. In 2008, James relocated to the Middle East and worked at a major law firm in the United Arab Emirates and at one of the region’s Government backed master developers. He returned to his native Wales in 2014 and was a partner at Acuity Law in Cardiff. James joined Clarke Willmott in October 2024 and has been ranked both in Chambers and in the Legal 500. How James can help you James specialises in non contentious construction matters, largely related to city regeneration, and has worked on various developments comprising, office blocks, apartments, hotels and sports stadia. James has experience of working with standard form building contracts such as the JCT and NEC suites and, through his time in the Middle East, has extensive experience of working with the FIDIC contracts. James also has significant experience of acting for banks and funds providing development finance and has also acted on numerous residential development projects. James has extensive experience of drafting and negotiating development agreements, building contracts, consultant appointments, collateral warranties and other related documents including, for example, letters of intent and letters of reliance. James also has extensive experience of acting for banks providing finance for construction projects and has worked on numerous funded developments in Wales and further afield. Experience James’s recent reported cases: Acting on behalf of a developer in respect of the development of a new Welsh headquarters for a national broadcaster comprising new offices, television and radio studios and a roof garden. The project had a construction cost of circa £60 million. Acting on behalf of the developer of a new mixed use transport interchange in Cardiff containing various sections comprising an office block, a residential apartment tower, a bus station with an external turning and parking apron and commercial space with a value of circa £100,000,000. Acting on behalf of a Cardiff based developer in respect of the refurbishment of the old Post Office in Cardiff and its reconfiguration, extension and conversion into the city’s newest 4 star hotel. The value of the project was circa £40,000,000. Acting on behalf of a Cardiff based developer in respect of the design and construction of Wales’ largest office block with a build value of circa £60,000,000. Acting on behalf of a Welsh Housing Association in the design and construction of a new build residential apartment block in Swansea with a value of circa £30,000,000. Acting for a sub-contractor and advising on the sub-contract terms and conditions in relation to a sub-contract package for the construction of the new national stadium for the English Football Association in Wembley, North London; Drafting and negotiating a design and build contract based on the 1999 FIDIC Yellow Book for the design and construction of a marina to be built by one of Dubai’s master property developers. Acting on behalf of one of Wales’s largest funding institutions in respect of a circa £75,000,00 development facility in respect of the construction of approximately 800 new homes in Cardiff.
Clarke Willmott LLP
Jamie McGee
Partner
McCann FitzGerald LLP
Jan Alexanderson
Partner.
CMS Wistrand
Jan Aubert
Partner / Attorney at law • Compensation for personal injury, all sectors • Professional liability • Transportation law •Construction law • Marine law • Insurance law • Life insurance • Legislation on insurance activities • Tort law • Litigation • Arbitration • Negotiations
Advokatfirma Kogstad Lunde & Co
Jan Conrady
Jan Conrady specialises in multi-jurisdictional litigation and arbitration with a focus on construction and engineering disputes as well as infrastructure disputes. Having acted for both owners and contractors Jan advises on the selection, negotiation and realization of the respective construction contracts (e.g. general contractor agreements, EPC) and additional contracts (e.g. Direct Agreement, Stock/Account Pledge Agreement). On top of that he advises on all aspects of claims management and general legal issues during the construction phase. For a period of six months, Jan had been seconded to an energy group where he drafted and negotiated a contract for the installation of an offshore wind farm consisting of 54 wind turbines.
Clifford Chance
Jan Einar Barbo
Jan Einar Barbo joined Arntzen Grette in August 2025 and is a member of the firm's Construction and Dispute Resolution practice groups. He is recognised as a Hall of Fame lawyer in Construction by The Legal 500, having been top-ranked in the field for many years, and is ranked as a Senior Statesperson by Chambers and Partners, where he has been continuously recognised for 18 years. Jan Einar holds a PhD in Construction Law and has nearly three decades of experience advising on major and technically complex construction, infrastructure, and industrial projects. He assists public and private clients throughout all phases of projects, from procurement strategy and contract negotiations to project execution, final settlements, and dispute resolution. He has extensive experience advising on large-scale public infrastructure projects, and his practice also covers energy projects, water and wastewater infrastructure, carbon capture initiatives, and other major industrial developments. Jan Einar has represented clients in numerous construction disputes before both courts and arbitral tribunals and also acts as an arbitrator and mediator. He is widely regarded as one of Norway's leading construction law practitioners, recognised for his strategic advice and ability to resolve complex disputes through negotiation and mediation.
Arntzen Grette
Jan Hockx
Civil law notary, partner.
Lexence
Jan Magne Isaksen
Commercial dispute resolution within a range of legal areas, and has argued several high profile cases for both the District Courts and the Appeal Courts, and one case for the Supreme Court. Also assists his clients in cases regarding enforcement, securing of evidence, temporary injunction and arrest. Also acts as an ordinary legal adviser for clients within several industries and legal areas, in particular related to issues within contractual law, company law and construction law.
CMS Kluge
Jan Philipp Schifko
Partner
KWR Karasek Wietrzyk Rechtsanwälte GmbH