Sarah Steed

Sarah specialises in commercial and procurement law, both within the construction sector and in other industries. Her experience has been acquired both within central government and in private practice and includes both contentious and non-contentious areas of practice. Within the construction and engineering sector, she assists on complex contract incorporation and interpretation issues, on final and interim account disputes, and on issues relating to delay and disruption, loss, and expense. Outside of the construction context, Sarah has a breadth of experience advising on general commercial disputes, as well as considerable experience advising central government on contractual and procurement law issues in relation to major outsourcing projects across a broad range of sectors. · Keystone Law

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Solicitor specialising in commercial and procurement law with experience in both central government and private practice. She advises on construction and engineering contract incorporation and interpretation, final and interim account disputes, delay/disruption/loss/expense claims, general commercial disputes, and procurement and contractual issues for major government outsourcing projects.

Practice areas

CommercialProcurementConstructionConstruction LitigationDispute ResolutionPublic ProcurementGovernment / Public Sector

Office

England

Keystone Law · Sarah specialises in commercial and procurement law, both within the construction sector and in other industries. Her experience has been acquired both within central government and in private practice and includes both contentious and non-contentious areas of practice. Within the construction and engineering sector, she assists on complex contract incorporation and interpretation issues, on final and interim account disputes, and on issues relating to delay and disruption, loss, and expense. Outside of the construction context, Sarah has a breadth of experience advising on general commercial disputes, as well as considerable experience advising central government on contractual and procurement law issues in relation to major outsourcing projects across a broad range of sectors.

England

Expertise

Construction and engineering contractsDelay and disruption claimsFinal and interim account disputesGeneral commercial disputesGovernment outsourcing projectsPublic procurement and contractual advice

Admissions

Qualified as a solicitor (2010)