FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: What is the difference between FIDIC and EPC contracts, and does your firm handle both?
A: Yes — we advise on both. FIDIC contracts are standard forms widely used in international construction and engineering. EPC contracts (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) are often more comprehensive turnkey-project contracts. Our experience with both allows us to draft, review and negotiate contracts that match your project type and risk profile.

Q: At what project stages can you assist us?
A: We can assist at all stages — from the initial bidding and contract structuring; through documentation, subcontractor agreements, claims, variations, to project close-out and hand-over. We provide comprehensive support.

Q: Do you only work for contractors?
A: No — we represent contractors, developers, consultants, and other stakeholders. Our aim is to protect your interests, whichever role you play in the project.

Q: Can you handle disputes if they arise during construction or after hand-over?
A: Absolutely. We provide claims management, dispute resolution and risk-mitigation strategies, ensuring that potential issues are addressed proactively and legally robustly.

Q: Do you have experience with large-scale or international projects?
A: Yes — we have advised clients on major infrastructure projects, including a USD 120 million EPC project (first of its kind in Pakistan). Our team includes foreign-qualified lawyers and we are familiar with international best practices and local regulatory requirements.