Bespoke Contracts
We have drafted many international contracts, relating to, for example, wind farms, solar projects, call off contracts, off shore oil mooring buoys, and we have litigated on off shore platforms, international supply contracts and others.
An international contract has to take account of the location of the works, the intended jurisdiction as to disputes, payments, technical approvals and operation and administration of the contract itself.
We work with you to fully understand your needs and requirements and those of your customer/client or partner, to put into a contractual form the intentions of the parties, whilst ensuring all the parties fully understand and appreciate their respective obligations and roles under the contract.
A contract has to work and to be understood. It must properly detail risks, the allocation of risks and costs and the impact of time, and clearly define who does what, when and how.
We translate your needs into the contract and will help you to make it work for you.
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Frequently asked questions
Barton Legal are highly experienced in various forms of dispute resolution and dispute avoidance which can be used in relation to a construction project.
This includes litigation, adjudication, arbitration (domestic and international) as well as other forms of dispute resolution, such as alternative dispute resolution and dispute avoidance boards.
Barton Legal are able to review a pay less notice received by a party and determine if it has been served in a valid manner and if the details it sets out are contractually compliant. The pay less notice may be invalid for a variety of reasons and you need to know sooner rather than later.
Barton Legal take a collaborative approach with clients, including discussing with them the potential options when handling a matter which is based on what the contract actually says, whilst balancing commercial considerations.
Barton Legal understand the provisions which affect how a contract is administered for a variety of contracts and can provide clarity about how to manage the contract. This includes drafting notices, and when to send them, what other information may or may not be required and advising as to the other obligations and action points from the contract terms and conditions.
We will tell you want you do and don’t need to do, and when and how.
Barton Legal has the knowledge to discuss a potential claim, its merits and what should or should not be done. We will clarify what claim you may, or may not, have and the likelihood your claim will be successful.
Barton Legal has the expertise to understand what other factors may be at play when you are claiming against another party. We know how to prepare claims and the extent of evidence needed, as well as witness statements and other supporting information.
In short, Barton Legal have the expertise to deal with any matter which may arise that relates to a construction project.
Are you part of a dispute which has arisen on the project?
Barton Legal are highly experienced in various forms of dispute resolution and dispute avoidance which can be used in relation to a construction project.
This includes litigation, adjudication, arbitration (domestic and international) as well as other forms of dispute resolution, such as alternative dispute resolution and dispute avoidance boards.
Are you a contractor or sub-contractor who has had a pay less notice issued against their payment valuation?
Barton Legal are able to review a pay less notice received by a party and determine if it has been served in a valid manner and if the details it sets out are contractually compliant. The pay less notice may be invalid for a variety of reasons and you need to know sooner rather than later.
Are you a Contract Administrator/Employer’s Agent/Contractor who needs advice on how to issue a pay less notice or other form of contractual notice?
Barton Legal are highly experienced in various forms of dispute resolution and dispute avoidance which can be used in relation to a construction project.
This includes litigation, adjudication, arbitration (domestic and international) as well as other forms of dispute resolution, such as alternative dispute resolution and dispute avoidance boards.
Are you a contractor or sub-contractor who has had a pay less notice issued against their payment valuation?
Barton Legal are able to review a pay less notice received by a party and determine if it has been served in a valid manner and if the details it sets out are contractually compliant. The pay less notice may be invalid for a variety of reasons and you need to know sooner rather than later.
