Holmes & Hills Solicitors Announce New Partnership with FTMRC

Holmes & Hills Solicitors is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Federation of Traditional Metal Roofing Contractors (FTMRC), strengthening our commitment to the construction sector by offering specialist legal services to its members. This collaboration aligns with both organisations' shared dedication to maintaining high industry standards and providing essential support to contractors operating within the traditional metal roofing industry.

This collaboration will provide FTMRC members with a comprehensive suite of legal services, including:

• Preferential legal fees
• Success-linked fee structures
• Direct access to specialist construction solicitors
• Fixed-fee, specialist bespoke training, contract reviews, and drafting
• Access to legal guidance notes
• Access to further training throughout the year

Holmes & Hills’ specialist Construction Law Division can assist FTMRC members across the country with expert support on a range of key issues, including:

• Pre-contract negotiations
• Review of contracts, collateral warranties, and bonds
• Disputed variations and delay claims
• Insolvency issues
• Court proceedings, adjudication, arbitration, and mediation

Lawrence Pearce, Partner in the Construction Division at Holmes & Hills, commented on the partnership:

“To have the opportunity to partner with FTMRC and deliver legal services to its members in 2025 and beyond is fantastic news. Holmes & Hills and FTMRC’s aligned commitment to endorsing and maintaining the high standards in the industry makes this partnership a natural fit. We are excited to get to know members and share our knowledge".

We are excited about this new collaboration with FTMRC and look forward to providing industry-leading legal services that assist its members in overcoming challenges and protecting their businesses effectively.

For more information about our Construction Law services and how FTMRC members can benefit from this partnership, please get in touch with Lawrence Pearce and our specialist Construction Law Division.