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Stephen is an Associate in our Construction, Infrastructure and Utilities team. Stephen specialises in non-contentious construction matters and has significant experience in advising on large commercial and residential developments.
Stephen has advised institutional funders and large scale developers on all construction aspects of real estate development and infrastructure projects with such advice including the drafting and negotiation of standard form construction contracts and bespoke development agreements. In addition, Stephen has been involved in a number of complex projects that required novel approaches to address the challenges presented in such mandates.
Stephen has experience in advising clients in a variety of sectors within the construction space including life sciences, social housing / AHB projects, commercial office developments and PRS schemes.
smcgonagle@mhc.ie
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