Construction Law: An Update Short course
Construction Law: An Update
Overview
If you're a construction professional, keeping up-to-date with the latest developments in design, procurement and project execution is vital – and can help make your future projects more successful, and minimise the risk exposure of the professionals involved.
On this Construction Law short course, you'll get a detailed update on developments in the law relating to construction projects and disputes. With a focus on adopting a proactive approach to risk management, you'll be taught by a leading national expert, a current Member of Council and former Chairman of the Society of Construction Law.
This course is ideal if you're a surveyor that's involved in development, but is also perfect for any construction professional, including architects and civil engineers.
Course details
Structure
- Mode of study: Face to face
- Duration:
- Start and end dates: To be arranged
- Location: To be arranged
Cost
- Single booking: £105
- Multi-rate (3 or more courses booked at same time): £90
- APC rate: £70
- Apprenticeship rate: £70
- Retired rate: £70
What you'll experience
On this short course you'll cover:
- public procurement and challenges to tender processes
- developments in construction contract law
- liability of professionals and contractors
- dispute resolution round-up: arbitration, adjudication, alternative methods of dispute resolution
Teaching
You’ll be taught by Anthony Lavers, a Barrister at the international law firm White and Case, where he is Counsel in the Construction and Engineering Group.
Anthony is also currently a visiting Professor of Law at King’s College, having taught at several other Universities such as Portsmouth, Oxford Brookes and Singapore.
He is a leading expert in his field and regular CPD speaker.
Entry requirements
There are no entry requirements for this course.