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Natasha Frayne, Associate

Natasha Frayne

Associate

Practice areas

  • Energy and infrastructure
  • Litigation and dispute management
  • Other

Practice notes

Natasha is an associate in our Construction & Engineering team in Manchester, specialising in matters relating to both non-contentious and contentious construction law.

She has acted for employers/developers, contractors, funders and end-users, within the private and public sector, throughout the various stages of a project lifecycle. Natasha has particular experience in drafting due diligence reports and reviewing the full suite of construction contracts (including bespoke and standard form contracts), so as to advise prospective parties and manage enquiries as part of a wider corporate or banking deal.

She has written or contributed to articles on construction topics for a number of publications.

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