Susan Lindsey
Before coming to the Bar Susan practised as an architect. She has practical experience of design and build procurement and acting as a certifying architect in traditional contracting arrangements. As a barrister she has experience of a wide spectrum of construction and engineering disputes, and of professional negligence and fee recovery of engineers, architects and surveyors. She is a chartered arbitrator and has undertaken appointments to act as adjudicator. She also has experience of acting as party representative in adjudication and mediation.
Contact Info
- E-mail: lindsey@crownofficechambers.com
Recent stories
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Back to basics law: how to make sure you have full construction contract insurance
Antony Edwards-Stuart QC looks at the different forms of construction contract insurances
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Back to basics law: contractural provisoins for time and money - who benefits?
Barristers Kim Franklin and Sue Lindsey look at points that the certifying architct may wish to bear in mind when balancing an employer’s and a contractor’s desire for compensation for delay
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Back to basics law: what is the legal difference between a professional and a contractor?
Barristers Kim Franklin and Sue Lindsey look at the difference between the standard applied by the courts to professionals, such as architects, and that applied to constructors
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- Watch employer's insurance to avoid personal liability minefield
- Weighing up the cost of gambling on an out-of-court settlement
- When does a design review go beyond the call of duty?
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