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Project & Infrastructure Law

Construction & Infrastructure Disputes

At Juris & Nova Chambers, our Project & Infrastructure Law practice focuses on the legal and commercial issues that arise in the planning, development, financing, construction, and operation of infrastructure projects. We assist developers, contractors, investors, lenders, project owners, and other stakeholders in navigating complex contractual, regulatory, and dispute-related matters.

Within this practice, our work on construction & infrastructure disputes covers Project Delay & Extension of Time Claims, Cost Overrun Claims, Payment & Contractual Claims, Defective Work & Performance Disputes, Contract Termination Disputes and Infrastructure Arbitration & Litigation.

Our practice involves projects across sectors such as roads, highways, transportation, energy, construction, real estate, and other public and private infrastructure. We advise clients on project agreements, tenders, concessions, construction contracts, regulatory approvals, land-related matters, financing arrangements, and risk allocation.

What this covers

Construction & Infrastructure Disputes

Project Delay & Extension of Time Claims
Cost Overrun Claims
Payment & Contractual Claims
Defective Work & Performance Disputes
Contract Termination Disputes
Infrastructure Arbitration & Litigation

Questions

Frequently asked

This depends entirely on the risk-allocation clause in the specific contract — most well-drafted EPC and concession agreements address this explicitly through extension-of-time provisions.

Most large infrastructure and EPC contracts include a mandatory arbitration clause, which ousts the ordinary civil court's jurisdiction over the dispute except for limited supervisory purposes.

Confidential enquiry

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Consultation

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Tell us what has happened and what you need. You will get a candid assessment, a realistic timeline and a written fee position before any work begins.