Angus Dawson

Angus is head of the non-contentious side of our construction and engineering group. He specialises in all aspects of construction law, predominantly advising developers and institutional investors on major development projects. Angus acts for a broad spectrum of clients including developers, funders, owner occupiers, tenants, architects and contractors. He advises on procurement strategies, building contracts, consultant appointments, warranties, third party rights, bonds and guarantees. He also advises on construction aspects of agreements for lease and development and funding agreements. Angus is a member of the City of London Law Society Construction Committee, has an MSc in construction law and dispute resolution from Kings College and writes regularly in the RIBA Journal. Angus is co-author for the chapter on UK construction law for the International Comparative Legal Guide to Construction & Engineering. · Macfarlanes LLP

EnglandConstruction & Engineering, Real Estate

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Head of the non-contentious side of the construction and engineering group at Macfarlanes LLP, specialising in non-contentious construction law and advising developers and institutional investors on major development projects. Acts for developers, funders, owner-occupiers, tenants, architects and contractors on procurement strategies, building contracts, consultant appointments, warranties, third-party rights, bonds and guarantees, and construction aspects of agreements for lease, development and funding agreements.

Practice areas

Construction & EngineeringReal Estate

Office

England

Macfarlanes LLP · Angus is head of the non-contentious side of our construction and engineering group. He specialises in all aspects of construction law, predominantly advising developers and institutional investors on major development projects. Angus acts for a broad spectrum of clients including developers, funders, owner occupiers, tenants, architects and contractors. He advises on procurement strategies, building contracts, consultant appointments, warranties, third party rights, bonds and guarantees. He also advises on construction aspects of agreements for lease and development and funding agreements. Angus is a member of the City of London Law Society Construction Committee, has an MSc in construction law and dispute resolution from Kings College and writes regularly in the RIBA Journal. Angus is co-author for the chapter on UK construction law for the International Comparative Legal Guide to Construction & Engineering.

England

Expertise

Major development projectsDevelopers and institutional investorsProcurement strategiesBuilding contracts and consultant appointmentsWarranties, third-party rights, bonds and guaranteesAgreements for lease; development and funding agreements

Education

MSc in construction law and dispute resolution, Kings College

Admissions

Qualified 2004