Louis Twitchett RWK Goodman

Louis Twitchett

Solicitor

Construction and Engineering

T: 01225 730124 (DDI)
M: 07502 093112
Louis.Twitchett@rwkgoodman.com
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Louis is a solicitor in our Construction and Engineering Team and has experience acting on both contentious and non-contentious construction matters.

About Louis:

Upon graduating from university with first-class honours in law, Louis commenced his training contract at a law firm in Bristol ranked among the top 100 in the UK. During his training contract, Louis gained valuable experience in diverse legal disciplines, including real estate, corporate, property litigation, and construction & infrastructure.

Louis joined RWK Goodman in March 2024 and works for clients on both contentious and non-contentious matters but currently specialises in advising contractors and subcontractors in relation to payment disputes (both interim and final) and in relation to claims for loss and expense.

Outside of work Louis enjoys travelling, playing various sports and photography.

Areas of Expertise:

  • Adjudication
  • JCT, NEC standard forms and other bespoke contracts
  • Technology and Construction Court

Industry Experience:

Louis is a member of Constructing Excellence South West (CESW) and regularly attends local and wider regional events including events hosted by Generation for Change (G4C) South West, a sub-group of CESW. G4C is the professional voice of young people in the UK built environment industry with a focus on considering how our generation can influence change in the sector and encourage the next generation to consider a career in the industry. Louis is also a member of The Society of Construction Law and The Adjudication Society.

Learn more about Louis' area of expertise:

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