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Henry Rees

Henry Rees is an associate in the Middle East Construction and Dispute Resolution practice. He has more than eight years’ experience with Dentons, working as a paralegal before training in our Doha, Abu Dhabi and London offices and then qualifying as a solicitor in 2021. Henry has experience working on a wide range of contentious and non-contentious construction and engineering, energy and commercial litigation matters. His contentious experience includes representing clients under major arbitration rules including the ICC, QICCA, DIAC and LCIA rules, as well as mediation and expert determination. Henry assists clients in high-value and complex arbitrations relating to defective design and/or workmanship, delay and disruption, variations, loss and expense, payment disputes, debt claims and contract interpretation. He also represents clients in relation to Qatar court and QFC court litigation. Henry also has experience in all phases of the construction project life cycle including the initial planning stages of a project. He has assisted several large developers in the Middle East, advising on the application and impact of existing laws and regulations on new developments. Henry also has experience of drafting and negotiating FIDIC Red Book, Yellow Book and Green Book contracts. · Dentons

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About

Henry Rees is an associate at Dentons in the Middle East Construction and Dispute Resolution practice with over eight years of experience. He handles contentious and non-contentious construction, engineering, energy, and commercial litigation matters, including international arbitration under major rules, and advises on construction project lifecycle.

Practice areas

ConstructionEngineeringEnergyCommercial LitigationInternational ArbitrationDispute Resolution

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Expertise

Construction DisputesInternational ArbitrationEnergy LawCommercial LitigationFIDIC ContractsProject Development

Education

  • University of the West of England, Law (LLB Hons), 2016

Admissions

  • England and Wales (Solicitor, 2021)
  • Scotland (Solicitor, 2015)