The Construction Employers Federation (CEF) has appointed Mills Selig, a leading corporate and commercial law firm in Northern Ireland, an official legal patron.

The patronage offering from Mills Selig will offer CEF members specialist, full-coverage commercial legal guidance including in relation to matters of construction, corporate, employment, litigation, energy, property and commercial law.

Adrian Kerr, Construction Lawyer and Partner, said: "The global pandemic caused unprecedented disruption for the construction industry. Trends like the rise of teleworking, requirements for social distancing, shifts of resources, breaks in supply chains, and cash flow disruption has resulted in business change at every level.

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"Our patronage with CEF has come at a pivotal time for CEF members across Northern Ireland. Our focus as a firm is to navigate our clients through their commercial operations using no-nonsense, straight-forward language focused on practical solutions and advice.

"We are honoured to become a patron of CEF. As a local business ourselves, we look forward to supporting CEF member companies and delivering a holistic legal service."

Welcoming the announcement of the new patronage, Mark Spence, Managing Director at CEF, said: "Our membership accounts for over 70% of construction output in Northern Ireland. We represent businesses employing a handful of people to some of the largest construction companies in Northern Ireland. Queries from our members are varied in terms of complexity, urgency and need. Mills Selig is the perfect fit for taking on the role of legal patron. They have the ability to offer members a truly unique legal service in terms of tailored expert advice that fully encompasses every detail of our member queries."