Manus Quigg > Brodies LLP > Glasgow, United Kingdom > Lawyer Profile

Brodies LLP
110 QUEEN STREET
GLASGOW
G1 3BX
United Kingdom
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Work Department

Construction and engineering/litigation/professional negligence.

Position

Manus is a partner in the contentious construction team and has been with Brodies since 2006. He has extensive experience in resolving construction disputes utilising the formal processes of litigation, arbitration or adjudication, or through alternative dispute resolution, particularly mediation.

Manus first qualified as a solicitor in Bristol before moving to Scotland, and still represents clients in disputes across the UK.

Over the years Manus has been involved in resolving disputes relating to many of the major infrastructure projects in Scotland.

He is also an expert in insurance law and has managed many large professional indemnity claims, including the successful defence of a £52M claim relating to alleged defective design.

Clients commend Manus for his ability to quickly grasp complex legal and technical issues in projects and communicate his advice on merits and strategy in a way that can be understood by clients.

Career

Trained Bevan Ashford Solicitors, Bristol; qualified 2001 (England and Wales), 2003 (Scotland); Maclay Murray & Spens; Anderson Strathern; Bishops 2005 (taken over by Brodies in 2006); partner Brodies LLP 2010.

Memberships

Society of Construction Law; The Adjudication Society; The Chartered Insurance Institute.

Education

Saint Patrick’s College, Northern Ireland; University of Ulster (1991 BSc Hons Environmental Health); University of the West of England (1997 postgraduate diploma Law); Strathclyde University (1999 postgraduate diploma Legal Practice); Law Society of Scotland Intra UK Transfer Test (2003).

Leisure

Football, running, cycling.

Lawyer Rankings

Scotland > Real estate > Construction

(Leading individuals)

Manus QuiggBrodies LLP

Brodies LLP is the first port of call for numerous blue chips, investors, developers and contractors in large-scale projects and associated disputes. Practice co-head Louise Shiels specialises in contentious mandates, many of which have recently encompassed the healthcare and energy sectors, and is supported by Manus Quigg, an expert in construction insurance, as well as David Arnott and Christopher Duff, whose experience spans fire protection and cladding disputes. Fellow co-head Alistair Mclean heads up the firm’s non-contentious offering and has recently been involved in residential, mixed-use and regeneration projects, meanwhile Jane McMonagle‘s workload ranges from demolition and decommissioning projects to commercial office and social housing developments.