Gateley Legal bolsters national construction team
Legal and professional services group Gateley Legal has appointed Caroline Pope and Bob Maynard as consultants to strengthen its national construction offering.
Caroline joins from Addleshaw Goddard with more than 40 years’ experience in construction and engineering disputes, including international work across the Middle East.
Bob also joins from Addleshaw Goddard, bringing over 35 years’ experience in dispute resolution and forensic investigation, with a focus on complex construction matters.
Their appointments enhance Gateley Legal’s construction team as it continues to expand its national and international capabilities.
Emlyn Hudson, partner and national head of construction at Gateley Legal, said: “It’s brilliant to have Caroline and Bob onboard with us.
“Having worked closely together in the industry for a number of years, they have built an impressive reputation as a formidable duo.
“Both of them bring key strategic expertise which will strengthen the breadth and depth of our UK and international offering, as well as enhancing our services for contractors which includes advocating the benefits of early alternative dispute resolution methods.”
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