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Claire Laviers, Associate

Claire Laviers

Associate

Practice areas

  • Construction and engineering

Practice notes

Claire is an associate in our litigation and dispute management group specialising in non-contentious construction law.

She advises on all aspects of construction contract drafting and negotiation from standard form contracts to bespoke individual contracts giving such advice to employers, contractors and consultants and others. She has expertise in assessing and negotiating responsibility for construction risk.

Claire’s current projects in the construction sector include drafting a bespoke contract to work in connection with the client’s established systems and suitable for the client to issue as the client’s standard contractor contract and advising a tenant on the construction elements of an agreement to lease a property still to be constructeds.

“Claire Laviers is recommended for her ‘depth of knowledge”.

- legal 500

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