Construction and engineering lawyers

At RWK Goodman, our Construction and Engineering team can help you rise to market challenges and make the most of new opportunities within the construction sector.

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Construction? It's in our DNA.

The lawyers in our construction and engineering team are specialists with many years’ experience.

They advise clients on both domestic and international projects over a wide variety of sectors including the commercial and residential development, infrastructure, energy, healthcare, education, sports and leisure sectors.

The team prides itself on its reputation for providing sound commercial and pragmatic advice to clients throughout the life cycle of their construction and engineering projects from inception to completion and maintenance.

The team advises on appropriate procurement strategies, assists with the selection, preparation and negotiation of the necessary contracts, provides legal support during the construction phase and assists with the resolution of disputes where these cannot be avoided.

Whether you’re an owner occupier, contractor, developer, investor, consultant or designer, our construction and engineering team is here to help you manage your risks, safeguard your interests and achieve the end result you need.

“Very supportive, professional, friendly team."

Legal 500
Construction 2021

"...the RWK team meets deadlines and provides robust, trustworthy advice."

Legal 500
Construction 2021
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How our experts in construction and engineering can help you

Construction and engineering disputes
Disputes within the construction industry have a hugely disruptive effect upon your timescales and margins. It is therefore vital that you resolve any disputes quickly and in a cost-effective way.
Construction procurement
Procuring construction and engineering projects is often a complex process. We deliver on your objectives, whilst protecting your position, now and in the future.
Energy & infrastructure
At RWK Goodman, our Construction and Engineering lawyers can help you rise to market challenges and make the most of new opportunities within the construction sector.
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