Ian Radford

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Ian joined Nabarro as a Partner after working for 16 years - 14 as a partner - with another leading infrastructure and engineering practice.

He is a graduate of Cambridge University and has qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales, Hong Kong, and Queensland, Australia. His practice has for many years been centred on major capital investment projects, particularly in the power, water, oil & gas, and process engineering sectors. He has undertaken a wide variety of transactional, advisory, and dispute resolution work.
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Ian has worked with world-renowned organisations on many more engineering, energy, and infrastructure projects - in the UK, the Middle East, and the Far East - for almost 20 years. He has written articles and presented papers to external seminars on topics as diverse as the Kyoto Protocol and the construction law aspects of infrastructure procurement for the Beijing Olympics.

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Ian joined Nabarro as a Partner after working for 16 years - 14 as a partner - with another leading infrastructure and engineering practice.

He is a graduate of Cambridge University and has qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales, Hong Kong, and Queensland, Australia. His practice has for many years been centred on major capital investment projects, particularly in the power, water, oil & gas, and process engineering sectors. He has undertaken a wide variety of transactional, advisory, and dispute resolution work.
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Ian has worked with world-renowned organisations on many more engineering, energy, and infrastructure projects - in the UK, the Middle East, and the Far East - for almost 20 years. He has written articles and presented papers to external seminars on topics as diverse as the Kyoto Protocol and the construction law aspects of infrastructure procurement for the Beijing Olympics.

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Ian Radford

Ian joined Nabarro Nathanson as a Partner after working for 16 years - 14 as a partner - with another leading infrastructure and engineering practice.

He is a graduate of Cambridge University and has qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales, Hong Kong, and Queensland, Australia.His practice has for many years been centred on major capital investment projects, particularly in the power, water, oil & gas, and process engineering sectors.He has undertaken a wide variety of transactional, advisory, and dispute resolution work.
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Ian has worked with world-renowned organisations on many more engineering, energy, and infrastructure projects - in the UK, the Middle East, and the Far East - for almost 20 years.He has written articles and presented papers to external seminars on topics as diverse as the Kyoto Protocol and the construction law aspects of infrastructure procurement for the Beijing Olympics.

Ian Radford and Siobhan Farrell review the current contaminated land management systems in Hong Kong and highlight issues arising out of them
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Ian joined Nabarro as a Partner after working for 16 years - 14 as a partner - with another leading infrastructure and engineering practice.

He is a graduate of Cambridge University and has qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales, Hong Kong, and Queensland, Australia. His practice has for many years been centred on major capital investment projects, particularly in the power, water, oil & gas, and process engineering sectors. He has undertaken a wide variety of transactional, advisory, and dispute resolution work.
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Ian has worked with world-renowned organisations on many more engineering, energy, and infrastructure projects - in the UK, the Middle East, and the Far East - for almost 20 years. He has written articles and presented papers to external seminars on topics as diverse as the Kyoto Protocol and the construction law aspects of infrastructure procurement for the Beijing Olympics.

Ian Radford
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Ian Radford
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People > A to Z directory > Ian Radford

Ian joined Nabarro as a Partner after working for 16 years - 14 as a partner - with another leading infrastructure and engineering practice.

He is a graduate of Cambridge University and has qualified as a solicitor in England & Wales, Hong Kong, and Queensland, Australia. His practice has for many years been centred on major capital investment projects, particularly in the power, water, oil & gas, and process engineering sectors. He has undertaken a wide variety of transactional, advisory, and dispute resolution work.
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Ian has worked with world-renowned organisations on many more engineering, energy, and infrastructure projects - in the UK, the Middle East, and the Far East - for almost 20 years. He has written articles and presented papers to external seminars on topics as diverse as the Kyoto Protocol and the construction law aspects of infrastructure procurement for the Beijing Olympics.

In seven days, including two days of court hearings, a Nabarro team led by partner Ian Radford secured a judgement in favour of its new client. Dalkia's proceedings were thrown out by the court in their entirety, with a substantial costs order awarded in Bell Group's favour.

A couple of days later, Nabarro secured an award from the adjudicator giving Bell Group 100% of its substantive claims, together with all the costs incurred in the adjudication process and a punitive interest award - a total of some £300,000.

"It is very unusual for a case to be turned around so quickly - and also very unusual to win 100% of the claim and costs," says partner Ian Radford.
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Ian Radford Partner, Nabarro LLP T +44 (0)114 279 4052 i.radford@nabarro.com

In seven days, including two days of court hearings, a Nabarro team led by partner Ian Radford secured a judgement in favour of its new client. Dalkia's proceedings were thrown out by the court in their entirety, with a substantial costs order awarded in Bell Group's favour.

A couple of days later, Nabarro secured an award from the adjudicator giving Bell Group 100% of its substantive claims, together with all the costs incurred in the adjudication process and a punitive interest award - a total of some £300,000.

"It is very unusual for a case to be turned around so quickly - and also very unusual to win 100% of the claim and costs," says partner Ian Radford.