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This area covers the planning, contracting and execution of shipbuilding and offshore construction projects, from new builds and major refits to platform and subsea installation. It includes the drafting and negotiation of shipbuilding contracts, offshore construction agreements, risk allocation, performance bonds, and warranties, as well as dealing with classification societies, marine warranties, and project financing. A solicitor handles drafting and reviewing contracts, advising on liability and indemnities, coordinating with yard operators, engineers, and insurers, and pursuing or defending claims arising from delays, defects, or non-performance. Outcomes depend on procurement strategies, regulatory compliance, and the ability to progress complex multi-party disputes through the appropriate forum.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

This work involves negotiating shipbuilding and offshore construction contracts, including payment schedules, milestone testing, warranties, and remedies for delay or defect. It also covers securing performance bonds, handling liens or retentions, managing changes, and addressing disputes under the contract through adjudication or arbitration, with consideration of applicable marine and construction law.

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As a team I can say with all sincerity that they are very, very professional, both in knowledge, case management, communication, etc etc. I would really recommend them.

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