Regulatory Status

International Construction Chambers comprises self-employed barristers called to the Bar of England & Wales, regulated by the Bar Standards Board, and lawyers of other jurisdictions.

Details of each member’s professional indemnity insurance and, where appropriate, authorisation to conduct litigation are stated on their individual profile page.

Practice Areas:

Members of International Construction Chambers practise in:

• International construction disputes
• FIDIC contract interpretation
• Dispute Boards (DAB / DAAB)
• International arbitration (ICC, LCIA, DIAC, SIAC, ICSID and others)
• Expert determination
• Delay, disruption, quantum and engineering disputes
• Infrastructure projects (energy, transport, water, industrial facilities)

Public Access:

Taner Dedezade is authorised to undertake Public Access work (also known as Direct Access) in England & Wales. No Public Access work is undertaken in any of the areas requiring mandatory price and service transparency under the Bar Standards Board Transparency Rules.

Complaints About Our Service

International Construction Chambers is committed to providing a high-quality service. If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of the service you have received, you may make a complaint. Full details of how to make a complaint are contained in our Complaints Policy; this also includes information on how to complain to the Legal Ombudsman if you are unhappy with our final response to your complaint.

Complaints About Professional Misconduct

If you believe a member of International Construction Chambers who is a barrister regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) (as shown on their profile page) has committed professional misconduct, you may complain directly to the BSB. Please see further information here. For members of International Construction Chambers who are lawyers of other jurisdictions and regulated by other bodies, please see their individual profile page for further information.

Data Protection and Privacy

International Construction Chambers and its members process personal data in accordance with the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 and the laws of other jurisdictions, where applicable. Read our Privacy Notice.

Diversity Data

International Construction Chambers collects diversity data in accordance with the Bar Standards Board’s requirements. Members and staff may choose not to disclose their information. Because of the very small number of people in Chambers, we do not publish anonymised diversity data as there is a real risk that individuals could be identified.

Terms of Use

You can view our full Terms of Use on this website here.