This area covers the remediation of unsafe cladding on multi‑storey and high‑risks buildings, focusing on regulatory duties, funding routes, and leaseholder protections. It involves assessing whether cladding or other facade systems meet current safety standards and coordinating remediation with building owners, managing agents, and regulators.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
Remediation often requires complex coordination among building owners, leaseholders, developers, and contractors, plus interaction with the Building Safety Regulator, solicitors, and insurers. A solicitor helps interpret regulatory duties, review remediation contracts, pursue funding or cost recovery, manage leaseholder communications, and handle risk allocation and dispute resolution if remediation timelines, budgets or workmanship are challenged.
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