Nana Manu-Mabiza RWK Goodman

Nana Manu-Mabiza

Senior Paralegal

Construction and Engineering | Dispute Resolution

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About Nana

Nana is a senior paralegal in the Construction and Engineering team.

Nana has experience of working on contentious construction and engineering disputes, specifically contentious litigation and alternative dispute resolution.

She has experience in arbitration, mediations and adjudications related to construction disputes. She has previously worked in-house for the NHBC (National House-Building Council) where she dealt with disputes related to construction defects.  She has also previously worked a Construction Law Lecturer at UWE Bristol University.

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Construction & Engineering
At RWK Goodman, our Construction and Engineering lawyers can help you rise to market challenges and make the most of new opportunities within the construction sector.
Construction and engineering disputes
Disputes within the construction industry have a hugely disruptive effect upon your timescales and margins. It is therefore vital that you resolve any disputes quickly and in a cost-effective way.

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