Paul Giles is a distinguished partner at DLA Piper, where he leads the Construction, Engineering & Infrastructure practice with a focus on dispute avoidance and resolution. With extensive experience in heavyweight construction and engineering disputes, Paul has developed a robust reputation for his adept handling...
Paul Giles is a distinguished partner at DLA Piper, where he leads the Construction, Engineering & Infrastructure practice with a focus on dispute avoidance and resolution. With extensive experience in heavyweight construction and engineering disputes, Paul has developed a robust reputation for his adept handling of complex claims on behalf of employers, contractors, professionals, and specialist sub-contractors. His expertise spans critical sectors, including oil and gas, heavy engineering, nuclear, and water industries, making him a sought-after advisor in high-stakes environments.
At DLA Piper, Paul is instrumental in navigating the intricacies of construction law, employing a strategic approach to dispute resolution that emphasizes both litigation and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods. His proficiency in arbitration and commercial litigation allows him to effectively represent clients in contentious scenarios, ensuring that their interests are safeguarded while minimizing disruption to ongoing projects. Paul’s deep understanding of the legal landscape, combined with his practical insights into the construction industry, enables him to provide tailored legal advice that addresses the unique challenges faced by his clients.
In addition to his role in dispute resolution, Paul is actively involved in key projects that shape the future of infrastructure development. His commitment to fostering collaborative relationships among stakeholders has proven invaluable in mitigating risks and enhancing project outcomes. As a thought leader in the field, Paul frequently shares his insights on best practices for dispute avoidance, further solidifying his position as a trusted advisor in the construction and engineering sectors.
