Contractor Dispute Solicitors

Contractor disputes can be complex to resolve as claims often relate to the implied terms of a contract. These term, although not explicitly outlined, are still legally binding. For example, defective or poor-quality work is a common basis for a claim. The contract implies that the work will be of satisfactory quality, but what is considered poor or defective, and whose legal obligation is it to remedy it? Project delays are another basis for contractor disputes. Even in situations where a completion date is not stated in the contract, it is implied that the work will be completed in “reasonable time.”

At Kew Law, our litigation experts can help to determine whether a contract has been breached and where liability lies. We assess all disputes on a case-by-case basis to provide robust, tailored advice. As with all disputes, the Court process is a last resort. We at every option for dispute resolution, such as negotiation, arbitration, and mediation, before issuing Court proceedings.