Brian is a specialist construction, engineering and projects lawyer, providing project advice in relation to major infrastructure projects and buildings. He is known for his work in the real estate sector as well as helping to deliver major infrastructure projects for central and local government, NHS Trusts and energy clients in the UK and abroad

Brian is an experienced construction, engineering and projects lawyer who acts for developers, institutions, contractors and construction consultants. He is admitted to practise in both the UK and Hong Kong and has worked in the construction industry for over 25 years, including as a civil engineer and contracts manager on large-scale public/private sector projects in the UK, East and Southeast Asia. Brian has particular expertise in advising on contracting strategy and dispute avoidance under the NEC, FIDIC, IChemE, MF/1, PPC, ESA and JCT forms of contract along with bespoke EPC, O&M, development and framework agreements. Brian is recognised in both the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners for construction and engineering projects.
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15 July 2025 | Author: Brian Hitchcock

Trowers' expands Projects and Construction practice with new partner hire

International law firm, Trowers & Hamlins, has expanded its team with the addition of Brian Hitchcock as Partner in the Projects and Construction team. Brian will join the Exeter team working across the Southwest region and wider UK areas.

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