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Philip Graham

Philip is the leading partner in Acuity’s Construction litigation team. Philip has a wealth of experience in all forms of construction litigation and dispute resolution, with a particular specialism in delay-related claims and final account disputes. Prior to joining Acuity in April 2022, he headed up an established construction practice for 10 years, regularly acting in complex construction matters arising from multimillion-pound disputes. Philip has extensive experience working across JCT, NEC and FIDIC forms of contract, in addition to bespoke conditions while acting for developers, public bodies, main contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, bondsmen and high-net-worth individuals. He has acted on matters across the UK, as well as in Europe and Africa. During his career, Phillip has presented seminars to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors upon NEC and JCT contract terms. He has been noted in The Legal 500 for nearly 10 years as a Leading Individual in his field. Expertise: Dispute resolution Construction and engineering disputes Adjudication and arbitration Professional negligence disputes Breach of contract disputes · Acuity Law

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About

Philip Graham is the leading partner of Acuity Law’s Construction litigation team, with extensive experience in construction litigation and dispute resolution and a particular specialism in delay-related claims and final account disputes. He joined Acuity in April 2022 after heading an established construction practice for ten years, has worked across JCT, NEC and FIDIC contracts and has acted for clients across the UK, Europe and Africa; he has been noted in The Legal 500 as a Leading Individual for nearly ten years.

Practice areas

Construction / EngineeringLitigationDispute ResolutionAdjudication & ArbitrationProfessional NegligenceContract Disputes

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Expertise

Delay-related claimsFinal account disputesAdjudication & arbitrationProfessional negligence disputesBreach of contract disputesJCT, NEC and FIDIC contractsConstruction and engineering disputesClients: developers, public bodies, main contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, bondsmen and high-net-worth individuals