... to the act of construction, a term generally used but which may cover very different operations, whether it is really the construction of a structure (building, dwelling house, industrial hall, etc.) or a renovation operation. These stakeholders are the owners, persons governed by public or private law, companies (structural or specialised, general or total companies, subcontractors), architects and engineers, i.e. many experts who each have a well-defined mission.
This law therefore implies the recognition of this economic sector, governed by rules that are sometimes complex, where the role of the contract and its annexes, the application of specific legal rules (e.g. SIA 118) is very important. It involves mastering other areas of law, such as insurance law and procedural law, since the failure of one or more parties to the construction contract can have particularly serious consequences and lead to lawsuits.
🔺 Assistance in the context of judicial expert opinions, very frequent in construction law
🔺 Pre-litigation advice on incidents that occur during construction contracts
🔺 Guarantee for defects or non-conformity of construction materials
🔺 Legal mortgage for craftsmen and entrepreneurs
🔺 Disputes related to construction costs (additional offers, films...)
🔺 Assistance in the drafting or control of contracts for companies, engineers or architects
🔺 Criminal liability: construction site accidents, violation of good building practice.
...have significantly changed the applicable regulations and the approach of economic actors.
While environmental standards are more demanding and responsibility levels higher, the economic sector of the environment and sustainable development is also emerging and innovative.
A large number of operators from very different backgrounds (industrial, real estate, energy, finance, etc.) are converging towards it, under the scrutiny of public authorities.
🔺 Civil and criminal liability, in particular with regard to liability related to polluted sites
🔺 Urban planning: construction and energy, compensation, neighbourhood disturbances
🔺 Protection against noise, non-ionizing radiation
🔺 Waste treatment
🔺 Assistance in the sale and acquisition of sites: regulatory audits, drafting of environmental clauses.
...at the best price/quality ratio among private sector companies, occupy an important place in the economy.
Whether it is a question of large-scale infrastructure projects or specialized services (architectural competitions, engineers), a very large number of sectors benefit from public spending.
You must rely on the services of knowledgeable lawyers who are familiar with the regulations and the specific characteristics of the construction markets.
... to secure public procurement procedures but also to defend the interests of public authorities and companies before administrative courts, whether at the stage of awarding or performing public contracts.
They advise on public-private partnerships (PPPs), develop strategies for tendering and contracting procedures, draft appeals or decide on appeals to the courts.
... multiple between competing right holders, neighbours, builders and owners, insured and insurers, sellers and buyers, lessors and lessees, co-owners.
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... affect both local authorities (municipalities, cantons) and economic operators such as real estate development companies, including private individuals, in the implementation of their real estate projects.
a quality know-how: