Maeve Crockett
+353 1 920 1284
[email protected]
Ten Earlsfort Terrace
Dublin 2
D02 T380
Ireland
Maeve works in the Construction and Engineering Group advising on construction and infrastructure projects across a wide range of sectors.
Maeve has experience advising clients across a wide range of sectors on both contentious and non-contentious issues, drafting contract documents including principal contracts and ancillary documentation, as well as advising clients on issues arising during delivery of projects, general contract management and financing of projects.
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Maeve Crockett – Partner, Construction and Engineering
Maeve Crockett
My name is Maeve Crockett, and I’m a partner in our construction and engineering group here in Arthur Cox. I advise on large scale construction and infrastructure projects across a variety of sectors, so telecoms, life sciences, industrial manufacturing, technology like data centres, and also large infrastructure projects as well. One of the features I really enjoy about my practise is I advise clients through the full life cycle of a project. So I’ll advise from front-end procurement and contracting strategy through to drafting, and then also as issues arise throughout the course of the project and dispute work at the back-end as well. I’m fortunate to work in a very busy area, and I think with the increasing presence of Irish contractors, not only across Ireland, but also in a number of international jurisdictions, advising on projects internationally and particularly throughout EMEA, is likely to be a feature going forwards.
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