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23-02-2022

At Eversheds-Sutherland we have a cross practice led team that are able to assist you with all aspects of the Building Safety Bill. 

Please see here an introductory note describing the main features of the Bill. 

Although the Bill has not yet come into force and further changes are anticipated, there are some practical things that clients can start doing now in preparation. 

If there is anything specific that we can help with please get in touch.

Simon Chamberlain, Partner
Tom Douglas, Partner
Tim Hill, Partner
Mukhtiar Tanda, Partner
Stephen Manson, Consultant
Dave Newstone, Legal Director
Nick Pinder, Partner
Caroline Andresier, Legal Director Professional Support Lawyer
Ray Hetherington, Principal Associate
Nicola Woods, Principal Associate

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