Legal Services in Construction Law

We are highly skilled in all facets of construction law:

• Initial contract negotiations;

• Ongoing contract management;

• Risk mitigation;

• Dispute management; and

• Litigation

When should you engage a construction lawyer?

In a commercial (or business) setting, law firms are often engaged when a company or person needs to engage in litigation. We understand that this is sometimes necessary when things have gone terribly wrong.

This approach, however, is a considerably expensive one and places huge demands on your valuable time and resources. A well-run business should identify and manage risk more proactively rather than putting out the fires caused by the consequences of poor contract negotiation and management.

Our legal services cater for companies who deal in project work and for those who must tailor their approach to each contract on a case-by-case basis or scope-by-scope basis.

What can you expect when you work with Wambeti Legal?

When you engage with us for legal advice for your contract or project, we take the time to understand the scope of work, and your systems and structures.

Once we have a detailed understanding of your business and your objectives, we can provide bespoke legal expertise.

• Creating a contract risk profile template for your business;
• Negotiating terms and conditions;
• Preparing contract departure documents;
• ‘Reality check’ the contract departures that you have prepared and provide general feedback;
• Dispute management;
• Governance needs;
• General commercial advice.

Why not give us a test drive?

One easy way to be confident in your choice to work with Wambeti Legal is to let us review an existing contract (no more than 60 pages) and the departures you have prepared. We can provide a simple one-page review/feedback, for a set fee.

Or you can take advantage of our initial consultation offer to find out where you stand and what options are available to you.

You can start by booking an initial 15-minute complimentary session; obligation-free. This can be done in person, by phone or by video conference.

Book an initial complimentary session with us.