Essential Construction law update webinar in association with Building

13 November 2014

Webinar

On-demand

Authors:

Jeremy Glover Partner

Jatinder Garcha Partner

Learn about recent legal changes and developments affecting the construction sector including:

Making, defending and resolving claims: recent developments in the judicial process
Managing the construction supply chain payment charter: a legal view
BIM: where are we now? Where are we going?

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