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Catherine Welch

Partner

T: 01225 489 771 (DDI)
T: 01225 730 100
E: catherine.welch@roydswithyking.com

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Catherine is a partner in our Construction & Engineering team, having recently joined us from Ashfords. She is based in our Midland Bridge House office in Bath.

About Catherine

Catherine joined our Construction & Engineering team in Bath from Ashfords in 2018.

Catherine has extensive experience in drafting and negotiating construction documents and advising different project stakeholders on procurement strategies for all types of commercial, large-scale residential and renewable energy development projects, where she has worked with a number of leading contractors, investors and developers.

Catherine’s experience includes:

drafting and negotiating construction documents
advising on NEC contracts
acting for project stakeholders on procurement strategies for all types of commercial, large-scale residential and renewable energy development projects
advising employers, funders, developers, consultants, contractors, and sub-contractors on all forms of construction and engineering contracts.

Work highlights

playing a key role in advising members of EDF Energy’s Hinkley Point C supply chain, including on procurement using NEC contract forms
being previously seconded to the in-house legal team of a major international energy and oil company
advising on various forms of industry contracts, such as NEC, JCT, ICHEME and FIDIC
acting for national retailers in connection with construction contracts for the fit-out of high-end retail units
advising on the forward funding and construction of various mixed use commercial developments and associated infrastructure for public sector investors
advising on construction security, including bonds, guarantees and latent defects insurance
regularly running industry-based training seminars, for example, covering the NEC4 suite of contracts.

I am delighted to join a firm with such a strong reputation for the quality of its work in the construction arena, advising contractors, developers, occupiers and consultants on a wide range of contentious and non-contentious issues. I’m looking forward to bringing my experience to the team and helping the firm to build our national offering.

Catherine Welch

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