Gosschalks

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Gosschalks‘ construction department is well-positioned to advise on contentious and non-contentious matters within the retail, utilities, and renewable energy sectors. Practice head Matthew Fletcher is a name of note for support on utility wayleave matters, particularly involving the Electricity Act 1989, having acted in court cases reaching the Court of Appeal. William Buckenham is chiefly engaged in adjudications, while Sam Thompson covers standard form construction contracts and procurement strategies.
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Testimonials

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  • Great communication and availability. Highly efficient.
  • William Buckenham is an exceptional lawyer who combines his sharp intellect with pragmatic, strategic commercial advice, thinks outside the box to provide solutions to complex issues, always ensuring that the business has a full understanding of the position. He has strong industry knowledge, gets stuck into multifaceted challenges without hesitation, and produces clear, succinct advice every time. Overall, he provides an excellent service. Sam Thompson has provided good contract drafting support in updating the businesses' contracts and continues to provide excellent support in that area.

Key clients

  • KCOM Group
  • C Spencer Ltd

Work highlights

Representing a train operating company in a series of disputes with a single contractor over a range of contracts. The sums in dispute totalled over £12m.
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