April Baynes

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April specialises in both contentious and non-contentious international construction law and is based in Trowers & Hamlins ' London office.

April has over 8 years' experience in the projects and construction sector and regularly advises major international construction and project companies. During this time she has represented a diverse range of clients, including employers, consultants, contractors and subcontractors in arbitration, adjudication and other forms of litigation in respect of disputes concerning defective design and workmanship claims, variation and delay claims, loss and expense claims, and unlawful termination. Consequently, April has extensive experience of advising and representing clients in resolving complex disputes in ad-hoc arbitrations, but also under a wide range of arbitral institutions including ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL and DIAC.  April's practice also covers non-contentious construction and project law, and she has prepared and advised on numerous construction documentation including PPPs, IWPPs, IPPs, EPC, Concession Agreements, O&M Agreements, and other commercial and ancillary agreements.  April has been quoted by Legal 500 as one "to watch and a star in the making", who is able to "provide not only an excellent legal product but also offering on point and timely strategic advice that helps in the management of both the legal process and the expectations of the business".    

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08 October 2024 | Author: April Baynes

Arbitration clauses keeping it simple

Although standard forms of contract that provide for adjudication and / or other forms of ADR, are habitually used in construction contracts in the UK, there has been a significant rise in the adoption of arbitration as the forum for dispute resolution in both domestic and international construction contracts. 

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