Webinars

Upcoming and on-demand webinars

Fenwick Elliott have been involved in a number of industry focused webinars either in-house or asked by leading industry organisations to participate in external webinars to share their knowledge and expertise of construction and energy law and provide updates on a wide range of topical legal issues.

Webinar

18 June 2026

Contracts in Practice: the latest from the courts

Fenwick Elliott Partner Ben Smith was joined by Mathias Cheung of Atkin Chambers for a practical case law update which examined what recent decisions mean for parties drafting and administering construction contracts.

By Ben Smith Partner

Webinar

05 February 2026

Adjudication Update: 30 years on

To mark 30 years since the Housing Grants Act introduced adjudication, we reflected on the evolution of adjudication over the past three decades and examined the key developments from 2025.

By Claire King Partner

Webinar

27 November 2025

Data Centres: common issues and how to avoid them

We continue to see a high demand for data centres. Far from being ‘big sheds with lots of M&E’, they are technically complex, challenging projects which can give rise to all manner of legal issues and disputes. In this webinar,…

By Lyndon Smith Partner

By Philip Hancock Senior Associate

Webinar

25 September 2025

JCT Target Cost Contract: essential tips and potential traps

On 25 June 2025, JCT released its first Target Cost Contract, the final contract in the 2024 suite. In this webinar, Claire King and Andrew Jeffcoat explore how this contract aligns with and differs from other JCT contracts and how…

By Claire King Partner

By Andrew Jeffcoat Senior Associate

Webinar

19 June 2025

AI & Construction Law in 2025

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the construction industry. Fenwick Elliott partner Stacy Sinclair and 4 Pump Court barrister Rebecca Keating explore how AI is transforming project delivery and dispute resolution, with a focus on the key opportunities, legal risks, and…

By Dr Stacy Sinclair Partner

Webinar

22 May 2025

Navigating Construction Contracts in 2025

In this webinar, Fenwick Elliott partners David Bebb and Jeremy Glover explore some of the evolving challenges (supply chain disruption, tariffs & funding, the growth of contractual documentation) the construction industry faces in 2025, providing practical guidance on how to…

By David Bebb Partner

By Jeremy Glover Partner

Webinar

24 April 2025

Closing the Books: Managing Final Accounts in JCT and NEC Contracts

Managing the final account process under both NEC and the JCT forms is of critical importance not only for achieving the best commercial outcome possible but also for avoiding disputes. In this webinar Claire King and Katherine Butler compare and…

By Claire King Partner

By Katherine Butler Senior Associate

Webinar

13 March 2025

Building Safety Remedies: Getting to the money

How can a claimant recover its losses associated with cladding remediation when the developer no longer exists, or does not have the money to cover the costs? Lucinda Robinson was joined by David Pliener KC and Helena White from Gatehouse…

By Lucinda Robinson Partner

Webinar

06 February 2025

2024 Trends in Dispute Boards and Adjudication: Shaping the future of construction disputes

Jeremy Glover and Claire King of Fenwick Elliott joined Raquel Macedo Moreira of King’s College London to explore key findings from two ground-breaking reports about dispute avoidance and resolution mechanisms.

By Jeremy Glover Partner

By Claire King Partner

Webinar

10 October 2024

Design and Design Life: Understanding your obligations

Edward Foyle of Fenwick Elliott and Sanjay Patel KC of 4 Pump Court discuss the meaning of commonly used design obligations in standard forms of contract, including fitness for purpose, and consider what contractual obligations in respect of “design life”…

By Edward Foyle Partner

Webinar

12 September 2024

Forecast or Fantasy: Where is the NEC Dividing Line?

Claire King of Fenwick Elliott and Kort Egan of Gatehouse Chambers examine where the line sits between forecasting the impact of compensation events in accordance with the NEC standard form and submitting unsubstantiated and highly exaggerated claims.

By Claire King Partner

Webinar

16 May 2024