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Construction Lawyers Glasgow, Scotland
Whilst the construction and building industries have slowed owing to the recession, there is still a need for construction companies to take expert advice on all aspects of commercial & construction law.
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Taking practical, bespoke, strategic advice from the outset of a building project can prevent delays and costs materialising later.
We advise our clients on:
- Construction contracts – Main and Sub contracts
- Procurement
- Planning & environmental issues
- Contentious Construction
It’s preferable, if not always possible to prevent disputes before they arise. If a construction dispute does materialise, we can advise on all aspects of Mediation, arbitration & dispute resolution.
Contact our Construction& Real Estate Lawyers Glasgow, Scotland
For legal advice on property development in Glasgow, please call on 0141 673 2649 or fill in our online contact form
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