Rebecca Clark
Managing Associate
Rebecca is a Managing Associate specialising in construction disputes.
Managing Associate
Rebecca is a Managing Associate specialising in construction disputes.
Language – English
Jurisdiction – England & Wales
Rebecca's client portfolio includes contractors, employers, and developers. She is experienced in various dispute resolution procedures such as High Court litigation, adjudication, arbitration and mediation and has also undertaken client secondments.
Rebecca is on the national committee of the National Association of Women in Construction ("NAWIC"). NAWIC is influential for the promotion of opportunities for women in the construction sector and Rebecca's role on the committee is key in facilitating and developing these opportunities.
One Hyde Park Limited
Lead associate on a significant multi-million pound (claim value in excess of £35 million) technically complex High Court litigation, regarding M&E defects at a luxury multi-purpose development. This litigation was listed in the Lawyer's top 20 cases of 2025 and Rebecca was personally named in the write-up.
Luxury office and retail development
Acted for the owner of a high value central London property regarding a dispute with the contractor in relation to several identified defects.
Professional Negligence
Advised a main contractor on a dispute with its structural engineering consultant in relation to a multi-purpose development. The dispute centred on claims of professional negligence and breach of contract.
Rail
Acted for the Claimant train operating company in a high value and complex arbitration.
Luxury residential development
Acted for one of several Defendants on a large multi-party High Court litigation regarding a luxury London residential development – dispute concerned alleged multiple defects in the design and construction of the development.
Energy
Assisted with consolidated ICC arbitration proceedings acting for an infrastructure company relating to disputes arising out of the construction of 3 biomass waste to energy plants.
