Fenwick Elloitt provides commercially focused legal support to all parties in residential construction projects, guiding them through procurement, delivery and compliance with the Building Safety Act 2022.
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We advise public and private healthcare clients on all stages of complex infrastructure projects, including PFI and PPP schemes.
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Fenwick Elliott delivers strategic legal support on high-profile sports, leisure, hospitality and retail projects.
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We bring a depth of experience to education sector projects, from planning to completion and advising clients on contracts, risk management, dispute resolution and PFI/PPP schemes.
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Fenwick Elliott tackles the unique challenges of arts and culture projects, from inception to completion, whilst preserving creative vision and public value.
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Fenwick Elliott advises global hospitality clients at every stage of hotel projects, managing legal and regulatory challenges in luxury resorts, branded developments and heritage refurbishments.
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Fenwick Elliott has retained its top rankings in the 2027 editions of Legal 500 and Chambers UK, alongside improved rankings for its non-contentious construction practice and continued recognition for international arbitration.
This Insight takes stock of the most recent English case law and guidance on concurrent delay and analyses how the standard forms deal (or don’t deal) with the issue. Claire King and Matthew Simson consider what parties entering into English law construction contracts need to be aware of when determining how to address concurrent delay and the risks they are prepared to accept.
October’s Dispatch reviews an attempt to stay enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision and the risks of using winding-up petitions to compel payment.
Ted Lowery considers a judgment which confirmed that necessity is the mother of implication.
In Taylor Wimpey UK Limited v (1) Taylor Woodrow Construction and (2) Vinci Construction Holding Limited, the TCC has confirmed that a single defect can give rise to multiple independent claims under the Defective Premises Act 1972, highlighting the continued impact of the Building Safety Act 2022.
In this webinar, Partner Claire King and Senior Associate Layla Blair compare the ICC, LCIA and SIAC Arbitration Rules and discuss key features of each which you may want to consider when deciding which rules to choose in your contract.
Ted Lowery considers a case in which delays in setting up a project bank account left a subcontractor exposed.
September’s Dispatch looks at Early Neutral Evaluation and two enforcement cases where the approach of the adjudicator was challenged.
Huw Wilkins and Jonathan Clarke provide an overview of PAS 9980:2026, the updated code of practice for fire risk appraisals of external walls. They consider the principal changes to the framework and how the revised guidance seeks to support more proportionate, consistent and evidence-based remediation decisions.
Fenwick Elliott has appointed Leonie Sellers as Managing Partner of the firm’s international hub in Dubai.
