PFI perspectives - Reviewing the infrastructure landscape
28/11/2024
Part 1: The positives and challenges of PFI and opportunities for the future
I lead our Construction and Engineering Contract Management and Dispute Resolution team. I am a specialist in advisory and dispute resolution work in the construction, engineering and facilities management markets with particular expertise in the operational management of PFI/PPP contracts and the resolution of disputes in long term partnering contracts. I act for a wide range of employers, contractors, sub-contractors and consultants across a wide range of sectors and covering all aspects of construction and engineering law.
I have over 20 years of experience in advising clients on both the detail of their disputes and the process by which they might achieve a satisfactory resolution of those disputes including arbitration, litigation, mediation and adjudication. I have a particularly strong track record of dealing with complex and fast moving adjudications and complex multi-party, structured negotiations of claims.
I am also Head of our Bristol office.
Louise is exceptionally client-focused and provides quality work for her clients.
Seminars
I regularly speak on issues topical to the construction sector, most recently dealing with:
Louise Robling is an extremely experienced and knowledgeable lawyer with a wealth of knowledge of the construction sector. She has unrivalled knowledge of PFI contracts. She is extremely approachable and her advice always balances legal and commercial considerations.
Louise Robling and Judith Hopper are exceptional partners. It is clearly the culture at Bevan Brittan to navigate complex problems with clients and keep the client totally reassured that matters are in hand.
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Part 1: The positives and challenges of PFI and opportunities for the future
Part 2: Opportunities and solutions for the remaining term of PFI projects
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Louise is very open, honest and nothing is too much. She is able to quickly grasp the concept of the issue we have and find the most appropriate solution supporting us to conclusion.
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