Top construction cases of 2019 webinar series

Contributors: Iain Drummond

Date published: 29 January 2020

Top construction cases of 2019 webinar series

Watch our webinars exploring the most important construction and adjudication court cases of 2019 again on-demand. The sessions provide an insight into the key developments in construction law and adjudication practice and how these might affect your construction projects and disputes in 2020.

To discuss any of the issues covered in these webinars in more detail, speak to our construction team today.

Webinar one: top five construction cases of 2019

 

Webinar two: top five adjudication cases of 2019

 

Previous webinars

Revisit webinars from previous years for even more cases and insights into construction projects and disputes:

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