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Albie joined Adams & Remers in 2008 and has more than 30 years of dispute resolution experience. Previously he had worked with law firms Coole & Haddock Solicitors, ASB Law and Stoneham Langton & Passmore. Albie studied law at Natal University, South Africa, serving articles with a prominent Durban firm of Attorneys, and moved to England in 1972. He joined Adams & Remers in 2008 and has more than 30 years of dispute resolution experience built up over his time at Rawlison Butler, ASB Law and Coole+Haddock.

His specialist areas include contentious construction, engineering and environmental matters, company director disputes, intellectual property disputes and consumer credit issues.

His recent cases include:-

• Advising on professional and contractor responsibility in connection with the construction of a mixed residential and retail development in London.

• Acting for a manufacturer in claims arising from the catastrophic failure of a machine on a production line producing chemical blocks.

• Advising a national construction company in connection with its operations to clear and dispose of waste material from two canal locks at Salford .

• Acting for a groundworks contractor company in its dispute with a waste site owner and operator arising from the deposit of excavated materials from taxi-way construction works at Heathrow airport.

• Advising a supplier of clinical medical equipment in their dispute with contractors following the installation of the equipment to Milton Keynes Hospital.

• Acting for the owner of a large country manor house and associated buildings used for wedding receptions and other corporate events in his dispute with contractors carrying out refurbishment works.

• Acting for a retailer in connection with its dispute with a glazing company arising from the supply and fitting of a glass façade and installing internal glass floors and glass partitioning at its prestigious new premises in Surrey.

• Acting for a company director in his dispute with a co-director and then for the company in obtaining an injunction to prevent disclosure of sensitive intellectual property information

• Advising a publisher when its magazine content was copied and published by a third party