Construction Law Update

This course updates busy property professionals who regularly deal with construction law on recent developments in statute and case law and other practical matters of interest. The precise content will be fine tuned ahead of each course.

In general the following will be covered:

• Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009 provisions regarding cash flow and adjudication
• Interim Payments and certification
• Professional liability
• Letters of Intent
• Arbitration
• Developments in Adjudication
• Implications of the new Part 36
• Costs: the implications of Costain v Haswell and the TCC’s approach to costs
• Role of experts
• Pre-Action Protocol
• TUPE – implications for the construction industry
• When alternative dispute resolution is appropriate
• Future trends

Course Dates

19/06/2012 Birmingham	14:00 - 17:15 Venue Information
26/06/2012 London	14:00 - 17:15 Venue Information
02/10/2012 Leeds	14:00 - 17:15 Venue Information
04/10/2012 London	14:00 - 17:15 Venue Information

Michael Reynolds 
has been a construction lawyer and a practising commercial arbitrator for nearly 30 years and has dealt with a range of domestic and international construction and arbitration cases in both capacities. He has worked in a Parliamentary practice and in both the City and a regional firm after serving in local government. He is currently a visiting senior fellow at the LSE.