Vuk Stanković

Of Counsel
Vuk brings over 15 years of international law firm experience, including seven years as a Local Partner at a European based international law firm where he was responsible for the Serbian, Montenegrin, and Bosnian markets. He led the Civil Engineering and Construction Practice Group for the Balkans and Middle East for five years, developing deep expertise in energy facility development and infrastructure projects. Vuk is a member of the Serbian Bar Association since 2010 and serves as Vice President and Board Member of the Serbian Energy Law Association, with additional membership in both the local and European FIDIC Associations. A certified FIDIC lecturer, he conducts training sessions locally as of 2026.

Practice Area

Real Estate & Construction

Experience

2026 – ongoing Refine Legal
2022 – ongoing VSP LAW (Lead Partner)
2011 – 2022 International law firm (Rokas)
2010 – 2011 National law firm

Advised a major international road and bridge contractor on multi-million FIDIC claims (EOT, additional payment, variations, and geological risks) arising from the largest highway project in Montenegro (project value approx. USD 1 billion).
Advised an energy group on contract claims related to the full rehabilitation of a 125 MW hydro power plant, covering four generating units, 110 kV transformer substations, and electromechanical design and commissioning works.
Advised a regional contractor on drafting and negotiating an EPC contract for electrical infrastructure and interconnection facilities for a 185 MW solar PV project.
Advised an independent power producer on entering into a Turnkey EPC (BoP + WTG) contract for the construction, commissioning, operation, and maintenance of a 38 MW onshore wind farm.
Advised a large-scale contractor on the construction of the largest healthcare facility in the region.
Advised a vertical transportation specialist on negotiating and entering into a design-and-build back-to-back subcontract for works on a national stadium project.
Advised a textile and manufacturing group on a EUR 26 million development in Serbia, including construction of new production facilities.
Advised a local contractor on negotiating and entering into a design-and-build contract, and on high-value delay claims involving concurrent delay forensics, critical path, and float analysis.
Advised a holding company on tender assessment, risk evaluation, contract review, and negotiations for vertical transportation works on the Belgrade Waterfront project, the largest construction project in the Republic of Serbia.

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