Spanish Construction Law
Construction law, considering all related legal relationships, is comprised of both civil and public law regulations.Therefore, a distinction is often made between private construction law (such as contracts with architects, civil engineers, building contractors, developers, and tradespeople) and public construction law (such as planning law and building regulations).While private construction law usually focuses on a legally binding agreement between the client and a service provider regarding the provision of paid work, public construction law concerns the buildability of land and compliance with design and safety regulations, as well as the determination of the type and extent of use.We advise you in both private and public construction law, including on the following matters:
- Application for building permits
- Architectural law, architect's contract
- Engineering law
- General law on work contracts
- Work remuneration claims
- Drafting of construction contracts
- Review of all types of contracts
- Building planning law
- Building regulations law
- Warranty law for construction defects
- Remedy of construction defects
- Cross-border construction contracts, engineering contracts, or architect's contracts
- Consideration of EU regulations relevant to construction projects
- Problems during construction acceptance
- Early termination of construction contracts
- Options for protection for clients or contractors
- Models for Dispute resolution (arbitration, mediation)
- Consequences of illegal construction / legalization of construction projects
- Spanish Coastal Law (Ley de Costas)
- Environmental law
- Emissions law (including noise protection)
- Support in contract negotiations
- Out-of-court mediation
