“Chris is a leading dispute resolution lawyer and a project dispute specialist”

Background:

Previously a partner in a global law firm, Chris Davidson has provided strategic advice in a broad range of projects and has extensive experience in litigation and dispute resolution. He has conducted major and complex cases often leading large teams, and has advised public and private clients in a wide range of sectors including construction, infrastructure, resources, transport and energy.

Reputation:

Chris has been recognised as a leading individual by industry directories. Chambers Asia-Pacific has noted that Chris is “sought out by clients for his construction and disputes expertise”. Recognised in Best Lawyers Australia in litigation, alternative dispute resolution and construction/infrastructure. Described by Asia Law Profiles “as an outstanding lawyer”.

Expertise and Experience:

Chris provides independent advice on strategic management of dispute risk and the resolution of disputes in commercial, construction, and infrastructure projects. He also advises clients on appropriate contract administration and strategic claims management.

He focuses on helping clients address dispute risk in order to minimise cost overruns, delayed completion and poor performance, and to reduce the risk of destroying value and threats to project delivery and objectives.

Providing advice at an early stage and throughout the project lifecycle, his strategic and commercial approach enables negotiated solutions, and maximises favourable outcomes when an adjudication in a court or tribunal is required.

Chris draws on broadly based experience in a diverse range of sectors. Projects in which he has provided advice include CBD office tower and commercial developments, telecommunication networks, mining infrastructure, industrial and manufacturing plant, hotels and entertainment precincts, residential developments, retail shopping centres, road and rail projects, transport interchange and intermodal projects, social infrastructure including education and housing, resources and renewable energy projects, and defence procurement.



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