Building Disputes

Expert building dispute solicitors resolving legal issues at a cost-effective rate.

Construction Dispute Solicitors

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At Freeman Harris Solicitors, we understand that building disputes can be stressful and costly. Our team of Technology and Construction Court (TCC) experienced lawyers offers tailored legal advice and support to ensure your building and construction disputes are resolved.

Whether you’re dealing with contract disagreements, construction defects, or any other building-related issues, our litigation team is here to help you every step of the way.

How Freeman Harris Solicitors can help with building disputes?

We understand the issues caused by building or construction disputes can affect business severely in many cases. We offer a

Expert TCC Advice: Benefit from our in-depth understanding of construction law and TCC, ensuring your claim is handled with the utmost expertise.
Personalised legal Support: Receive round the clock communication and help from experienced solicitors who will guide you through every stage of your dispute.
Proven TCC Record: We have successfully resolved a wide range of building disputes.
Transparent Legal Fees: We offer transparent fees, per stage avoiding unexpected costs.
High Court Experience: We have brought claims in and defended them in the High Court.

Our litigation team has a high-level technical understanding of building and construction claims from experience.

If you have a building or construction dispute, we can assist in various ways, from reviewing the matter to giving you a view on whether you have the ability to bring a TCC. Contact us today to discuss your dispute.

TCC Team

Ian Freeman

Ian has a great understanding of building and construction matters, especially for commercial residential construction. Ian assist SME’s with their building and construction needs.

Rajas Chitnis

Abdul Hafezi

Rajas carries out a broad range of legal work, which includes resolving building and construction disputes.

He has a deep interest in construction and related subjects.

Talha Fazlani

Talha has been working with commercial matters for a number of years, overlooking building and construction matters from Small Court to the High Court.

What our clients say?

I would recommend Freeman Harris solicitor to anyone. I was very happy in the way I was dealt with. The solicitor that handle my case was professional and efficient, she always put my mind at ease under difficult circumstance.

Common Building Dispute Questions

What types of building disputes do you handle?

We specialize in a wide range of building disputes, including contract disagreements, construction defects, delays, and payment issues.

We have overlooked disputes relating to extensions, loft conversions, staircases and internal structural alterations.

Please see a list of claims covered by the TCC, which we assist withh as follows:

engineering disputes;
claims by and against engineers, architects, surveyors, accountants and other specialised advisers relating to the services they provide;
claims relating to the design, supply and installation of computers, computer software and related network systems;
claims relating to the quality of goods sold or hired, and work done, materials supplied or services rendered.

Where are building and construction claims filed?

The Pre-Action Protocol for TCC is also common in other courts, however there are a few differences.

TCC’s has a programmed parties’ meeting
The service of the claim is by the claimant for London cases, regional ones may use different practice
Assignment of a case means one judge is in control, including trial; all communications sent to that judge’s clerk (except applications and fees)

Can you explain the TCC guide?

The purpose of the TCC Guide is to outline how TCC claims must be run.

Claim value in Rolls Building usually above £500,000
Don’t forget the first two initials signify different claim types
Full time TCC judges sit in Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds, as well as London’s Rolls Building
Guide aims at consistency with other courts
Co-operation between parties is vital
Efficient conduct of litigation is vital