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Beale & Co—David Nitek

21 May 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Firm welcomes construction and infrastructure disputes partner

Beale & Co has announced the appointment of David Nitek as a partner in the firm’s construction, engineering and infrastructure team.

David joins from leading international law firm Herbert Smith Freehills.

With more than 20 years of experience, David brings extensive expertise in litigation, arbitration, adjudication and alternative forms of dispute resolution. His clients include international contractors, subcontractors and consultants operating across a variety of sectors. His practice also includes a focus on the Middle East, where he was previously based for several years.

Commenting on the appointment, Sheena Sood, senior partner, said: 'We are thrilled to welcome David to the partnership. His deep industry knowledge, strategic mindset and commercial instincts will be an asset to our clients, our people and the Firm as a whole.'

David commented: 'I am excited to join Beale & Co at such a strategically significant time. The Firm’s longstanding reputation in the construction, engineering and infrastructure sector provides a fantastic opportunity to continue delivering value to clients and the wider industry.'

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