Fenwick Elliott LLP

Construction and energy

Jatinder has nearly 20 years’ experience in non-contentious domestic and international construction and projects work. He acts for the full spectrum of clients involved in the development process including financial institutions, pension and property funds, government departments, investors, developers, contractors, consultants and tenants, advising from inception and procurement strategies to project completion. Jatinder has been noted as “extremely astute” in The Legal 500 UK guide regarding the development of a waste-to-energy facility in Essex.

Jatinder has broad experience of dealing with and negotiating many standard forms of contract including the FIDIC, LOGIC, JCT, NEC, ICE, IChemE, RIBA and ACE suite of documents. He also has considerable experience of drafting and negotiating bespoke construction and commercial contracts, including EPC contracts, bonds, guarantees, memorandums of understating, heads of terms, consortium agreements, joint venture agreements, framework agreements and facility management contracts.

Partner at Fenwick Elliott (2015); Higgs & Sons (trainee solicitor, 1998); Stephenson Harwood (Solicitor, Senior Assistant); Maxwell Batley (Senior Associate).

Jatinder presents at both internal and external law seminars, including MSc courses at King’s College London and Reading University, Building Magazine Webinars, LexisNexis live training webinars, and CLT conferences. Jatinder is a contributor to the Construction Industry Law Letter (CILL).

English, Punjabi, Hindi

Member of the Society of Construction Law

Tettenhall College, Wolverhampton (A Levels, History, Geography and Economics, 1992); University of London (BA Hons Law and History, 1995); LPC (Commendation, 1996); LLM (Merit, specialising in construction law, 1999).