Beale & Co has promoted construction lawyer Nadir Hasan to its partnership.
Leading construction law firm Beale & Co has promoted Nadir Hasan to its partnership in a move which will strengthen the firm’s international construction law capability.
Hasan, a highly experienced lawyer in Beale & Co’s construction, engineering and infrastructure team working in the firm’s London office, has significant expertise spanning dispute resolution and contracts and projects advisory work relating principally to construction and engineering matters and large-scale infrastructure and energy projects, with an international focus.
He represents a diverse range of clients including some of the world’s leading contractors, engineers and architects, designers, service providers and employers. Hasan joined Beale & Co in 2013 and has worked on complex matters involving projects in the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as those in the UK. He is well regarded by some of the firm’s largest clients for his exceptional legal knowledge and understanding of the diverse challenges and nuances of working on projects in jurisdictions around the world.
Will Buckby, partner and head of Beale & Co’s contracts and projects advisory team, commented: “Nadir has been a true asset to the firm and its clients for many years now and his promotion to the partnership is thoroughly deserved. His personable approach and legal expertise have enabled him to develop strong relationships and achieve outstanding successes for many of our key clients around the world.
“Nadir joins a number of the firm’s partners who began as trainees at Beale & Co and progressed all the way through to partner level through dedication and hard work. I am very proud of his achievement and the expertise he brings to the team.”
With specialist lawyers spread across offices in London, Bristol, Dublin and Dubai, Beale & Co has a long track record in successfully acting for companies all over the world including in Europe, Africa, Australasia, the Middle East and the Far East.
