
Guy Berwick
Partner & National Head of Dispute Management Guy has a wide-ranging experience of disputes arising out of all aspects of the built environment. He has time-served experience of managing closure of final accounts, defects and professional negligence claims, but with many years’ experience in wider commercial disputes including the demands of acting (and winning for clients) in emergency and injunctive applications. Guy prides himself on his ability to deliver the result that any client deserves quicker, cheaper and better than others in the market. His team remains the only construction group to publish its track record in adjudication work. His personal performance is: “Played 108, lost 9.” Clients who have benefited from his team’s approach include businesses within the construction, retail, logistics, materials, food and manufacturing sectors. Over 25 years’ specialist industry and sector experience have given Guy a highly developed understanding of ‘what should go where, why and when’ in relation to any construction or infrastructure project. This allows him, when any dispute or problem occurs, to get quickly to the heart of what has gone wrong, why and who is/should/could be accountable. Guy is recognised as an “Elite Leading Lawyer” in Construction by The Legal 500. · Freeths LLP
About
Partner & National Head of Dispute Management at Freeths LLP, Guy Berwick has over 25 years' specialist experience handling disputes across the built environment, including final accounts, defects, professional negligence, adjudication and emergency/injunctive applications. He is recognised by The Legal 500 as an "Elite Leading Lawyer" in Construction; his team publishes an adjudication track record and his personal adjudication record is reported as "Played 108, lost 9."
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- Lancaster Royal Grammar School
- University of Nottingham — LLB (Hons), 1979 (2:1)
- Nottingham Law School — LLM Advanced Litigation (with distinction), 1996
Admissions
- Qualified 1982 (England)
- Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators