Offshore Construction

Offshore Construction: Law and Practice, 2nd Edition, is a book designed to help practitioners avoid and resolve disputes arising during offshore construction projects. It follows the full project lifecycle from initial concept through installation, examining typical contract terms and offering practical advice grounded in real-life examples.

The text examines contract tendering and negotiation, design risk, and scope of work alongside operational issues such as subcontracting, changes to the work, delays, and defects. It also addresses risk allocation, delivery requirements, and dispute resolution procedures.

Published in the Lloyd's Shipping Law Library series, this volume supports legal practitioners and offshore construction professionals, including project managers, subcontractors, insurers, and financiers.