Matthew Bromilow HCR Law

Expert construction disputes lawyer joins HCR Law as Partner

Construction disputes specialist Matthew Bromilow has joined HCR Law’s Construction and Engineering team as a Partner in the Birmingham office.

With over a decade of experience in construction and engineering disputes across various sectors, Matthew brings expertise in adjudication, arbitration and mediation, as well as litigation services in the Technology and Construction Court. He also offers project advisory services.

Before becoming a lawyer, Matthew worked as a project manager for a Tier 1 sub-contractor, giving him first-hand insight into onsite issues and the commercial impact of supply chain disputes on major construction projects.

He has built a strong reputation for advising employers, contractors, sub-contractors, funders and professional consultants on complex construction and engineering disputes, providing efficient and cost-effective solutions.

Commenting on his appointment, Matthew said: “I’ve always been interested in construction and engineering law, given the important role the sector plays in the UK and world economies.

“I’m excited to be joining HCR Law’s Construction and Engineering team at such a dynamic time for the firm. There’s real momentum in Birmingham and across the UK and it’s great to be part of that growth.”

Colin Jones, Head of Construction and Engineering, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Matthew to HCR Law. His reputation speaks for itself, and his experience will be a real asset to our team.

“As demand for our services increases, we remain focused on delivering the high-quality advice and service our clients expect.”

Matthew joins HCR Law’s growing Birmingham office located in Colmore Business District, which has recently welcomed senior hires including David Hall in the Technology and Innovation team and David Perry in the Real Estate team.

Rebecca Leask, Head of the Birmingham office, said: “Our Birmingham office continues to attract talented professionals, and we’re thrilled to welcome Matthew to the team. His expertise in construction disputes strengthens our ability to support clients across the West Midlands.”

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