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Zoe Stollard

Zoe is a partner in the construction team specialising in non-contentious (contracts) advice. She has over 20 years of experience in advising UK and overseas construction and infrastructure, property, and commercial related projects. Zoe has a particular specialism in energy projects and has advised various stakeholders on a variety of public and private projects. She is highly experienced in creating legal frameworks for complex deals and developments, including construction interfaces with funding, property / leasing issues, corporate restructures, and agreements with interested third parties /stakeholders. She is also well versed in the nuclear sector, having advised on several Tier 1 and Tier 2 supply contracts for Hinkley Point C and now Sizewell C. Zoe’s advice covers a range of Head Contracts, EPC Contracts (including FIDIC, NEC), O&M and Supply Contracts. She also advises on interfaces between project contracts and the pass-through of risks, responsibilities and obligations to best protect the client. Zoe joined Browne Jacobson in 2022 after working for leading international law firms Reed Smith, Baker & McKenzie and Nabarro in London and Singapore, followed by national firm Clarke Willmott on her return to the UK. Zoe has an MSc in Construction Law from King’s College, London and spent over five years in practice in Asia. Zoe is ranked as a ‘leading individual’ and praised in the Legal 500 for “prompt thorough responses and advice”. · Browne Jacobson LLP

WalesConstruction, Projects & Infrastructure

About

Partner in Browne Jacobson's construction team specialising in non-contentious construction contracts with over 20 years' experience advising UK and overseas construction, infrastructure, property and commercial projects. She has a particular focus on energy projects (including nuclear) and joined Browne Jacobson in 2022 after roles at Reed Smith, Baker & McKenzie, Nabarro and Clarke Willmott; she holds an MSc in Construction Law from King's College London and is ranked a 'leading individual' in the Legal 500.

Practice areas

ConstructionProjects & InfrastructureEnergyReal EstateCommercialCorporate / M&A

Office

Wales

Browne Jacobson LLP · Zoe is a partner in the construction team specialising in non-contentious (contracts) advice. She has over 20 years of experience in advising UK and overseas construction and infrastructure, property, and commercial related projects. Zoe has a particular specialism in energy projects and has advised various stakeholders on a variety of public and private projects. She is highly experienced in creating legal frameworks for complex deals and developments, including construction interfaces with funding, property / leasing issues, corporate restructures, and agreements with interested third parties /stakeholders. She is also well versed in the nuclear sector, having advised on several Tier 1 and Tier 2 supply contracts for Hinkley Point C and now Sizewell C. Zoe’s advice covers a range of Head Contracts, EPC Contracts (including FIDIC, NEC), O&M and Supply Contracts. She also advises on interfaces between project contracts and the pass-through of risks, responsibilities and obligations to best protect the client. Zoe joined Browne Jacobson in 2022 after working for leading international law firms Reed Smith, Baker & McKenzie and Nabarro in London and Singapore, followed by national firm Clarke Willmott on her return to the UK. Zoe has an MSc in Construction Law from King’s College, London and spent over five years in practice in Asia. Zoe is ranked as a ‘leading individual’ and praised in the Legal 500 for “prompt thorough responses and advice”.

Wales

Expertise

Energy projects, including nuclear (Tier 1 and Tier 2 supply contracts for Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C)EPC Contracts (including FIDIC, NEC)Head Contracts, O&M and Supply ContractsConstruction contract interfaces with funding, property/leasing and corporate restructuresAdvising on pass-through of risks, responsibilities and obligations across project contractsUK and international construction and infrastructure projects; practice experience in Asia

Education

  • MSc, Construction Law — King's College London