Professional background
I am an Associate in Fieldfisher's Construction and Projects team.
My experience includes two years' of contentious and non-contentious experience in the Construction and Projects team, in which I have advised funders, employers and contractors on multi-million pound residential and care home, retail, energy storage and hospital projects.
I specialise in the creation, negotiation and execution of key contractual documentation including (amongst others); contracts (traditional, design & build and construction management), warranties, professional appointments, novation agreements and associated security documents.
I have also been involved in adjudication proceedings, frequently gaining favourable outcomes and spent six months on secondment at HS2 during 2019.
I have had articles published in 'Young Lawyer' magazine and on 'theHRdirector.com' and in my spare time I like to keep fit by playing football. You might otherwise find me in the gym or on the golf course (albeit, rarely the fairway).
My experience includes two years' of contentious and non-contentious experience in the Construction and Projects team, in which I have advised funders, employers and contractors on multi-million pound residential and care home, retail, energy storage and hospital projects.
I specialise in the creation, negotiation and execution of key contractual documentation including (amongst others); contracts (traditional, design & build and construction management), warranties, professional appointments, novation agreements and associated security documents.
I have also been involved in adjudication proceedings, frequently gaining favourable outcomes and spent six months on secondment at HS2 during 2019.
I have had articles published in 'Young Lawyer' magazine and on 'theHRdirector.com' and in my spare time I like to keep fit by playing football. You might otherwise find me in the gym or on the golf course (albeit, rarely the fairway).
Authored pieces
Real Estate
Insight
Home truths: Summary judgment refused as owner's defence had real prospect of success
10.09.2025
In RBH Building Contractors Ltd v James [2025] EWHC 2005 (TCC), the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) has refused to grant summary judgment to enforce an adjudicator’s decision as the employer defendant had a:"real prospect of establishing that the residential occupier exception in section 106 [of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (the Act)] is engaged"
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