The very nature of our practice means that our skilled lawyers are accustomed to delivering results under tight deadlines, whilst maintaining the highest levels of quality and professionalism.
We will make your key priorities our key priorities. We are unwavering in our commitment to provide excellent advice and service in the quickest possible time.
Our connected and collaborative approach means that clients benefit from a cohesive, reliable team with a high level of trust, understanding and mutual support. All of our partners maintain close involvement in the cases for which they are responsible, and relish the challenges of front-line legal advice, as well as forging close, trusted working relationships with clients, rolling up their sleeves and tackling the complex legal issues their clients are facing.
We are experienced in acting for the whole range of participants in the construction and energy industry, both at the international and domestic level. We act for both public and private sector clients, including:
By harnessing technology and digital solutions, we deliver high-quality legal services in a cost-effective way that creates real value for our clients.
We are committed to supporting and promoting ESG, for the benefit of our team, clients and community.
International
Our longstanding experience throughout Africa.
Find out about our work and partnership in North, Central and South America.
Find out about our experience across the breadth of Asia.
Read about our work across the breadth of Europe.
Discover our work in the Middle East, led from our International Hub in Dubai..
Read about our work in the UK, led from our headquarters in London.
Fenwick Elliott’s lawyers have been recognised in the latest Lexology Index and Doyle’s Guide rankings, further reinforcing the firm’s reputation as one of the world’s leading specialist construction law practices.
Fenwick Elliott partner Jeremy Glover has been awarded the prestigious Al Mathews Award for Dispute Board Excellence by the Dispute Resolution Board Foundation (DRBF). Presented annually since 2001, the Al Mathews Award recognises outstanding individuals who have made exemplary contributions to advancing the use of Dispute Boards as a means of avoiding and resolving disputes on major construction and infrastructure projects.
The Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) has just issued its ruling in Roger and Suzanne Brookhouse v The Environment Agency [2026] UKUT 209 (LC), awarding Fenwick Elliott’s clients £3.3 million to reinstate their historic Grade II-listed home following damage to the grounds which was caused by increased groundwater levels arising from flood defence works.