Paul is a Partner in Trowers & Hamlins' Disputes Resolution department, based in Birmingham.

Paul heads up the contentious construction practice in Birmingham, and specialises in the resolution of construction and engineering disputes, through litigation, adjudictaion, arbitration, and ADR. Paul is vastly experienced in advising contractors, subcontractors, developers, housebuilders, and local authority clients on all manner of construction and engineering disputes, and very familiar with all standard forms of contract. Paul has significant recent experience of acting in a number of complex multi-party disputes relating to building fire safety in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower disaster; bringing professional negligence claims against a number of construction industry professionals; and acting for contractors and subcontractors in numerous adjudications.  Paul is recognised in Legal 500 as a 'Rising Star'.
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    "Paul is the complete package. He brings his obvious intelligence and experience to bear on any matter before him, always ensuring he is commercial."
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    "He is very proactive. Paul is quick to react, astute, picks up points quickly and is extremely thorough and collaborative."

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14 May 2025 | Author: Paul Scott

Trowers collaborates with Let's Feed Brum

International law firm, Trowers & Hamlins, has collaborated with volunteer-led charity, Let's Feed Brum, to bring support and services to the homeless community in Birmingham.

Podcasts
10 August 2021 | Hosted by: Paul Scott & Yetunde Dania

Birmingham 10 Years - The evolution of the Birmingham office

Birmingham 10 Years - The evolution of the Birmingham office

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