Construction & Projects
High-Value Construction and Infrastructure Disputes, Managed with Technical Depth and Strategic Discipline
Construction and infrastructure disputes sit at the intersection of law, engineering, finance, and public administration. JuristiQ Chambers advises and represents employers, contractors, subcontractors, consultants, and financiers in complex construction and projects disputes under Pakistani law, with particular strength in arbitration, court litigation, and public-sector projects.
Our practice is distinguished by technical fluency, procedural control, and commercial realism, enabling us to manage disputes where delay, cost overrun, regulatory scrutiny, and reputational risk converge.
Market-Defining Construction Disputes Expertise
We act in disputes arising out of:
EPC, turnkey, and design-and-build contracts
FIDIC (Red, Yellow, Silver) and bespoke forms
Power, energy, and infrastructure projects
Government and SOE-led development projects
Industrial, commercial, and mixed-use developments
Our experience spans disputes relating to delay and disruption, extensions of time, variations, defects, payment certification, termination, and liquidated damages.
Arbitration & Court Proceedings
We regularly represent clients in:
Domestic arbitrations under the Arbitration Act, 1940
International arbitrations seated in and outside Pakistan
High Court proceedings in support of arbitration
Applications for interim relief, stay, and injunctions
Set-aside and enforcement proceedings
We are adept at handling parallel court and arbitral proceedings, particularly where public-sector entities and regulatory approvals are involved.
Technical Claims & Expert-Heavy Disputes
Construction disputes are evidence-intensive and technically complex. We advise on:
Delay, disruption, and prolongation claims
Concurrent delay and critical path analysis
Valuation and measurement disputes
Defects, fitness for purpose, and design liability
Quantum, delay, and engineering expert evidence
Our advocacy is informed by a granular understanding of construction methodology and project documentation.
Public Sector & Regulatory Interface
A significant proportion of major projects in Pakistan involves:
Government departments
Regulatory authorities
State-owned enterprises
We advise on disputes involving:
Public procurement and tender challenges
Contract award, cancellation, and termination
Judicial review and constitutional remedies
Regulatory approvals and compliance issues
We understand how administrative law principles intersect with construction contracts.
Performance Securities & Project Finance Issues
We have particular experience in disputes concerning:
Performance guarantees and bonds
Advance payment guarantees
Standby letters of credit
Injunctions against encashment
Lender step-in and security enforcement
Our advice reflects the commercial and financing realities of large-scale projects.
Cross-Border & Foreign Contractor Representation
We regularly advise:
Foreign contractors and consultants
International sponsors and investors
Joint ventures involving Pakistani counterparties
Our work includes:
Pakistan-related construction arbitrations
Choice of law and forum strategy
Award recognition and enforcement
Coordination with foreign counsel
Our international training enables effective handling of cross-border project disputes.
Our Approach
Construction disputes demand early strategic control, technical credibility, and procedural discipline. We offer:
Early case assessment and dispute avoidance
Integrated arbitration and litigation strategy
Focused advocacy and efficient case management
Alignment with project, commercial, and reputational objectives
We resolve disputes with clarity, authority, and commercial judgment.
Related Expertise
Arbitration · Energy & Resources · Banking & Finance · Public Procurement · Civil Fraud & Asset Recovery


Get in touch
For consultations, case inquiries, and referrals, contact us:
Address
#387B, St. 34, F-11/2, Hilal Road, Islamabad, 44000, Pakistan
Phone
+92 (0) 51 210 2382
WhatsApp
+92 310 573 5993
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Advocates licensed to practice law under the Legal Practitioners and Bar Councils Act, 1973.
