Construction lawyers

Tim Burbury

Partner

King & Spalding LLP

Tim Delmée

Partner

LXA Attorneys

Tim Lipscombe

Director

Kain Lawyers

Timo Huisman

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Loyens & Loeff

Timothy E. Trinka

foreign lawyer

Lee International IP & Law

Timothy Waitt

Timothy primarily advises about defects to property. Most of his work involves advising home owners who have bought badly built brand new homes. His clients frequently seek advice having tried to deal with developers and insurers (NHBC, Premier etc) directly but without success. Partner specialist in repairs and statutory nuisance litigation, acting for tenants, leaseholders and occupiers and landlords, freeholders and property owners. Timothy is a solicitor advocate with higher rights of audience and regularly advocates for his clients in court without the need to instruct a barrister.

Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP

Tina Braad

Partner

Bech-Bruun

Tine Pii

Partner

Bech-Bruun

Tis Prager

Senior Counsel

Prager Dreifuss AG

Tobias Abt

Attorney-at-Law, CAS Prozessführung - Civil Litigation (IPR-HSG), Partner

Bratschi Ltd

Tobias Edenman

Partner / Head of Real Estate & Infrastructure

Magnusson

Tobias Svadling

CMS Wistrand

Toby Higginson

Toby is an experienced insurance Partner and joint head of RPC's Clients and Markets team. He advises insurers on complex, high-value matters including financial institutions, D&O, and professional indemnity claims. This work often involves parties operating in a number of jurisdictions. Toby also acts for insurers in relation to construction disputes, and acts for construction professionals including design and build contractors, architects, engineers, and surveyors.

RPC

Toby Savage

Toby is a dispute resolution and litigation partner based in London. He specialises in insurance and reinsurance with a focus on energy (onshore and offshore), marine, power, mining, property and political risk/violence claims. Toby has significant experience advising energy insurers/reinsurers in respect of claims under construction and operational policies. He also advises insurers/reinsurers on political risk and political violence claims in various jurisdictions. Toby has an in-depth understanding of the practical and commercial aspects affecting the handling of claims and litigation, having spent time on two secondments in the London market.

RPC

Todd Spiller

Partner

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Toke Rom Engberg

Toke is a director in Plesner's Insolvency Law and Restructuring team, specializing in safeguarding the interests of creditors, investors, and other stakeholders in the bankruptcy, restructuring, sale, and acquisition proceedings of financially distressed businesses. Toke has been involved in a significant number of national and international insolvencies over the years and is particularly experienced in complex and cross-border insolvency and restructuring matters, including special situations and related litigation. Toke is known for his clear, efficient, and effective advice, emphasizing close collaboration with our clients. Toke has a Master’s degree in Law from both New York University School of Law and the University of Southern Denmark. He is a dual-qualified lawyer, admitted to practice in both Denmark and New York. Toke has also held the position of external lecturer at the University of Southern Denmark and has been honored with the "Lecturer of the Year" award twice. Working with financially distressed businesses requires a razor-focused team with unwavering availability and expertise. Our greatest strength lies in our cross-collaboration with Plesner's leading practices, including M&A, Banking & Finance, Real Estate, and Construction. We work closely with top practitioners across these teams to deliver innovative and tailored solutions for our clients.

Plesner

Tom Azar

Mr. Azar is a senior associate in the Real Estate practice of our firm. Mr. Azar specializes in the field of real estate. Within this framework, Mr. Azar advises clients with respect to residential, industrial, and commercial real estate transactions, including drafting agreements. Mr. Azar also advises entrepreneurs, developers, private clients and landowners in all aspects and stages of real estate transactions - from initial negotiations to registration of the property. In addition, Mr. Azar specializes in the field of urban renewal. Within this framework, he handles daily activities in connection with NOP 38 projects (Tama 38), and evacuation and construction projects (Pinui Binui); represents unit owners in all phases of negotiations; handles tax aspects and registration of condominium units.

FISCHER (FBC & Co.)

Tom Collins

Tom is a Partner and Head of the construction team. He advises clients in both the public and private sector. He is responsible for managing the team nationally and is recommended in the Legal 500 and ranked in Chambers. Clients have said he is "An exceptional lawyer who provides clear and consistent advice. Tom Collins has the ability to deal with complex issues and highly technical matters and translate these into a clear, concise and logical form when presenting a case" that "He gives down-to-earth, practical advice and delivers results” with “No bluster or nonsense, just realistic, helpful and to the point”. Clients have also said “Tom has a combination of encyclopaedic knowledge and reassuring demeanour; he brings his intelligence to the case. In a complex case he would see the wood from the roots. Unflappable!” and Tom is “Very easy to gel with, fits into our team and works with us to come to great conclusions”. Tom has over 20 years' experience in advising on dispute resolution. He regularly advises clients across a broad range of sectors and industry disciplines. He advises in relation to all construction-related disputes including claims for extensions of time, loss and expense, applications for payment, final account disputes and defective works/allegations of negligence with a particular focus on fire safety and remedies under the Building Safety Act 2022. Tom regularly acts in adjudications whether bringing or defending claims ranging from payment disputes and claims for extensions of time to more complex and substantive negligence claims together with being regularly involved with litigation and arbitration. He advises in relation to, and participates in, alternative dispute resolution including mediation. A large part of Tom's practice is dispute avoidance and as part of that, he regularly provides ongoing day to day strategic project advice with senior-level contacts at client organisations. In addition, Tom has previous experience of advising on breach of warranty, misrepresentation and injunctive relief claims. Tom also advises on the drafting of construction agreements. He is familiar with all the major standard forms of contract and advises in relation to amendments to those standard forms. He also advises on the drafting and negotiation of supporting and associated documents such as professional team appointments, collateral warranties and bonds. Tom delivers training to clients on key issues affecting their business relating to the construction industry. This includes delivering seminars to trade bodies on matters such as building safety, recent case-law and innovation. Tom was invited to speak at the BSI’s Global Built Environment Summit. He has written a number of articles which have been published in key sector publications including in the Construction Law Journal. Examples of work which Tom has advised on include: • Advising on a dispute for a US contractor claiming additional payments following the design and construction of an oil platform and on shore and sub-sea pipeline; • Successfully defending in full a “smash and grab” adjudication • Acting for a University on a series of claims and adjudications relating to a final account dispute; • Bringing and defending numerous claims alleging fire safety defects including considerations of the impact of the new Building Safety Act and remedies available under that Act; • Acting for the successful party in the adjudication and reported adjudication enforcement case of The Metropolitan Borough Council of Sefton v Allenbuild Ltd [2022] EWHC 1443 (TCC) addressing the question of the court’s jurisdiction to enforce an adjudication decision where the parties have elected to resolve disputes through arbitration • Acting for a claimant company in arbitration on a multi-million pound claim for losses arising out of works on an international infrastructure development; • Successfully defending in full in adjudication a claim alleging a defective engineering installation together with a substantial claim for consequential losses • Acting for a client in defence of an adjudication claiming losses of over £1m for alleged negligent design on a highways project and significantly reducing the damages claimed; • Acting for various public bodies in relation to multi-million pound defects claims; • Advising in relation to rights and remedies following the discovery of asbestos in a completed public project • Advising a designer in relation to claimed defects on a PFI project; • Advising and bringing a claim in adjudication to challenge contra-charges on a transport development project; • Advising a school on various issues arising out of a multi-million pound build including defects, practical completion and final account settlement; • Advising a client in relation to risk and the resolution of a multi-party supply chain dispute arising out of the supply of materials for use in a construction project; • Defending in full an adjudication for substantial extension of time on a complex development and providing the client with day to day project advice in relation to claims for defective works, applications for payment and practical completion; • Advising on a multi-million pound infrastructure dispute including providing risk advice on contracts and day to day advice to senior management; • Advising a social housing provider on the drafting of construction documentation arising out of the establishment of a corporate vehicle to undertake property developments on its behalf; • Advising public bodies on contract terms for flagship building developments; • Advising a charitable company on the terms of a development agreement for the construction of a new mixed use church and residential units

Weightmans LLP

Tom Douglas

Principal Associate

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Tom Fu

Tom Fu is a partner of JSM. He has extensive experience advising on issues arising from construction projects. Tom has been named Hall of Fame in China Real Estate and Construction (Foreign Firms) in The Legal 500 Asia Pacific (2023, 2024) and he was a leading individual between 2020-2022. In 2023, he was awarded Real Estate and Construction Lawyer of the Year at The Legal 500 China Awards. Tom is also recognised as a Litigation Star in China and Hong Kong Construction by Benchmark Litigation Asia Pacific (2024), and is named in the construction chapter of the Who’s Who Legal list (2014-2015, 2020-2023) and the Chambers Asia Pacific and Greater China Region guide (2012-2024). He has been appointed by the China Association of International Engineering Consultants (CAIEC) as a member of its committee of experts in 2019. Tom has extensive experience handling cross-border disputes. He is listed in The Arbitration Powerlist: Hong Kong by The Legal 500 (2023). He is a fellow member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and the Hong Kong Institute of Arbitrators (HKIArb), and is listed on various panels of arbitrators. He has also been appointed by the China International Council for the Promotion of Multinational Corporations (CICPMC) as a committee member of its international legal affairs Committee of Experts since 2010. Tom also frequently counsels MNCs on investigation work in China. Tom advises on compliance and regulatory matters with a focus on the construction industry and also on environmental issues such as China RoHS, WEEE and carbon emissions trading. Tom is named as a Leading Environment Lawyer in China by PLC Which Lawyer? Yearbook (2009) and PLC Cross-Border Finance Handbook (2009/10), and nominated as a Recognised Environment Lawyer in PLC Which Lawyer? Yearbook (2008 & 2011). Tom was admitted in Hong Kong in 1999 and England & Wales in 2000. He speaks English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

Johnson Stokes & Master

Tom Green

Tom Green specialises in high value, complex construction disputes. Tom typically defends construction professionals, with a particular emphasis on architects, engineers and design and build contractors. This has included advising on claims in Qatar and Europe, as well as in the UK. Tom is experienced in all forms of dispute resolution, including litigation, arbitration, adjudication and ADR. He also advises on various construction insurance products including disputes arising from professional indemnity, single project, latent defect and CAR insurance policies, as well as construction bonds.

RPC

Tom Hofset

Tom Hofset heads several project development and construction matters, in particular within the real estate, infrastructure and energy sectors.

REAL Advokatbyrå Aktiebolag

Tom Langsford

Managing Associate

Addleshaw Goddard

Tom Nefs

Lawyer

Six Advocaten