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Bitesize webinars that are designed for those who want to know more about construction and engineering risks.
Runs once a month and include a bitesize presentation on a topical subject.
Towards the end of each webinar audiences are given the opportunity to ask questions followed by audience questions or the team explores a relevant case study.
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In this Breaking Ground webinar, we'll discuss Building Liability Orders, including what they are, what they mean and their impact.
This webinar explores the legal framework surrounding overheated homes and offices - from Building Regulations and the Defective Premises Act to future standards and climate resilience.
This webinar will examine the court's decision in the URS Corporation Ltd v BDW Trading Ltd case which confirms the position in relation to a number of key areas.
This webinar will explore how professionals in the construction sector are embracing AI now, and how is this likely to develop in the coming years.
This webinar explores the legal framework surrounding overheated homes and offices - from Building Regulations and the Defective Premises Act to future standards and climate resilience.
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Overheating in buildings raises serious issues for the construction sector and its insurers. Here’s our guide to the legal framework and what’s on the horizon.
We explain why this seminal decision in URS Corporation Ltd v BDW Trading Ltd potentially opens the door for more contribution claims.
The construction industry is witnessing a transformative shift with the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI). In this article, we discuss the emerging themes in this area before considering the potential impact it could have on claims.
