Partners Keith Browne and Jim Jordan have joined law firm Freeths' construction and engineering practice.

Browne joins from Teacher Stern, and Jordan, who will be heading up the non-contentious practice, joins from DWF.

Together, they bring over four decades of experience advising clients on construction and engineering matters: Browne is recognised for his expertise on large-scale development and regeneration projects, particularly in London, while Jordan is a leading adviser on energy, infrastructure and project finance transactions in the UK and internationally.

Partner and head of construction and engineering Chris Holwell commented: 'We are seeing increasing demand from clients delivering complex development, infrastructure and capital projects, particularly where specialist expertise is required across multiple disciplines and London remains a key growth market for the firm.

'Keith and Jim bring highly complementary skillsets that enhance the support we can provide to clients throughout the lifecycle of major projects. Their arrival adds further depth to our London presence while strengthening the breadth of expertise available across our national Construction and Engineering practice.

'As the scale and complexity of projects continue to increase, it is important that we continue to invest in exceptional talent. Keith and Jim's experience ensures we are ideally placed to help clients deliver their ambitions and navigate increasingly sophisticated and high-value construction and engineering projects.'

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