Specialists in Construction and Contract Law
South Africa’s Construction and Contract Law provides a legal infrastructure on which legal contracts and agreements between project managers and construction contractors are agreed upon. However, we are seeing an increasing trend regarding clients and project managers that refuse to pay what is due to contractors and sub-contractors. Luckily, if you are a construction contractor and in need of specialist legal advice and/or representation, Allardyce & Partners Attorneys is your solution.
How We Can Assist Construction Contractors
We offer attorneys, litigators, and construction professionals that are specialists regarding the Construction and Contract Law domain in South Africa. We can assist with contract breaches, penalty clauses, employment law issues, and even insurance law issues to give you a fighting chance when faced with a legal dispute in this arena. We can also assist with best practice regulations and compliance with Construction and Contract Law practices. If you are considering any legal action, our legal services will give you the best possible options to move forward with your case and establish its validity before-hand.
What About Legal Fees?
In many cases, contractors and sub-contractors choose not to pursue any legal action against project managers and clients as a result of the legal fees that would be involved. We offer our legal services on a “no win, no fee” principle that is contingent to our terms and conditions, giving you the opportunity to take legal action without having to worry about severe legal fees. With us on your side, you can have the peace of mind that your business has a legal partner that can keep you on the right track.
If you are a contractor or sub-contractor in need of a Construction and Contract Law specialist, Allardyce & Partners Attorneys is your answer. For more info on how we can assist you, please contact us on 011 234 2125 or email us at enquiries@www.allardyce.co.za. Take control of your situation with our specialists in your corner.
