Avocats en Construction

Mattias Wiklund Matala

Partner. Construction

Setterwalls

Mattias Wittgren

Advokat, Partner

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Advokat KB

Maulid Mohamed

Partner

KO Associates

Max Jacob Stubkjær Jensen

Partner.

Kromann Reumert

Max Radovic

DLA Piper

Maxime Büsch

As a partner at LexCase since 2022, Maxime BÜSCH leads the Public Business Law department alongside Alain de Belenet and Raphaël Apelbaum. In collaboration with the Department’s team, Maxime assists clients in the private and public sectors, in particular in the sector of construction (contracts and liability), property management, railway activities and healthcare product sectors. He works both in the advisory phase and in the pre-litigation and litigation phase, mainly in matters of public contract law, public property law, town planning law and liability law for public persons. Maxime also provided legal training on public procurement contracts, in particular for LexFormation, Edition Formation Entreprise (EFE) and Le Moniteur Formations.

LexCase

May Ng

DLA Piper

Maya Zisser

Maya serves as legal counsel for private and public companies, entrepreneurs, construction companies, and business and commercial centers. She has also represented purchasing groups in complex and large-scale residential and commercial projects. Maya advises her clients in all interactions with land owners, buyers, tax authorities, financial institutions, contractors, service providers, and consultants. Maya is well-versed in managing urban renewal projects, such as Demolition and Construction and National Outline Plan 38. She counsels entrepreneurs, contractors, and apartment owners. Maya also has experience in drafting various agreements, including sale, lease, and combination agreements. In addition, she handles tenders, receivership, real estate taxation, and registration procedures, as well as all other relevant regulatory matters. Her work encompasses the business and commercial sectors as well as the private sector.

Barnea Jaffa Lande & Co.

Maytal Spivak

Partner

Arnon, Tadmor-Levy

Mazin Sbaiti

Founding Partner

Sbaiti & Company

Małgorzata Madej-Balcerowska

Partner in the Real Estate & Construction practice

CMS

Meaghan Parry

Meaghan’s practice focuses on large-scale complex public procurement, infrastructure and construction projects. She has over 8 years of experience providing advice to procuring entities on projects with various structures, including P3s, traditional construction contracts and collaborative contract models, as well as dealing with commercial issues and agreements. Meaghan has played a key role on a variety of matters, regularly advising clients on developing and administering procurement processes, complying with trade agreement and other legal requirements, including with respect to fairness and conflict of interest issues, and preparing and negotiating contract documents. She has also developed template procurement documents and related template commercial and construction agreements for multiple organizations, and has provided training and implementation guides with respect to the use of such documents. Meaghan acts for a diverse client base on projects across Canada and in multiple industries and sectors, including transit and transportation, civil infrastructure, water and wastewater, health-care services and information technology. While she works primarily for public-sector entities, she also has considerable experience advising the private sector. Meaghan has been at the forefront of numerous high-profile procurement and infrastructure projects across Canada, including VIA Rail’s acquisition of a new fleet, the Toronto Transit Commission’s Bloor Yonge Capacity Improvements Project and Metrolinx’s Hamilton LRT Project.

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Megan Jarvis

Partner

Webber Wentzel

Meghan Douris

Partner

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Mehmet Karli

Partner

Kabine Law

Mehmet Tas

Senior Partner

Aksan Law Firm

Mei Ling Lew

Clients turn to Mei Ling Lew for her experience in litigation, arbitration and mediation matters, specifically with disputes arising from building construction projects. Mei Ling also advises on environmental regulatory and compliance issues, and non-contentious construction matters, including preparation and drafting of tender and contract documentation. Clients also seek her counseling on public/administrative law cases. Mei Ling is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, a Mediator on the General Panel of HKIAC Mediators, and an associate member of The Institute of Quarrying. Legal guides have recognized Mei Ling for her litigation skills. Clients she has served include statutory bodies, blue-chip developers, hotels, quarry operator, universities, leading charitable organization in Hong Kong, and SOE contractor.

Johnson Stokes & Master

Mei Yee Kang

Partner

Gan Partnership

Melanie Mitchell

Attorney

Balch & Bingham LLP

Melanie Teetaert

Partner

Bennett Jones LLP

Melissa Lesmes

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Melissa Magliana

Partner

LALIVE

Melissa Mallon

Melissa Mallon is an associate in the Middle East Construction and Dispute Resolution practice. Melissa has experience working on a range of contentious and non-contentious construction matters, including assisting clients with negotiating and drafting contracts, as well as advising clients on claims relating to defective design and/or workmanship, delay and disruption, loss and expense, payment disputes, service level performance obligations and contract interpretation. Her experience spans a range of different sectors including construction, infrastructure and utilities. Melissa has represented clients under all the major arbitration rules including the DIFC-LCIA, DIAC and UNCITRAL, and ad hoc arbitrations. Prior to joining Dentons, Melissa worked as a paralegal at a regional law firm in Dubai where she gained valuable legal skills and knowledge in both construction and infrastructure, and international arbitration practices.

Dentons

Melody Ibegbulam

Senior Associate - Duale, Ovia & Alex-Adedipe

Duale, Ovia & Alex-Adedipe