Future events

We'll let you know when we're back

Due to the coronavirus all events have been postponed for the foreseeable future.

Past events

17 Mar 2020	"How to win adjudications". Speaker Kim Franklin QC. This seminar has been postponed
12 February 2020	"Off-site Construction", a panel discussion. Speakers; Alan Tate, Director of Michelmore, Christian Charles, Senior Associate of Fladgate, Shaun Tate of Mace Tech. At Fladgate's London office. See flyer for further details
15 January 2020	Social event at the India Club, 143 Strand, 6pm in the bar (first floor)
1st November	Collaborating to Manage Risk and Delivery. 1 day conference. See flyer for details
17 October	Dissertation Evening. MSc 2nd years only. See flyer for details.
18 July 2019	Summer Get Together Truckles of Pied Bull Yard From 6pm. See flyer for details
27 June 2019	Sweet & Maxwell 22nd Annual lecture Presented by Nicholas Baatz QC, and followed by a drinks reception With presentation of the KCCLA prize for top student of 2018. See Flyer for details
4 April 2019	Panel discussion "Risks and Opportunities for UK Construction", Turner & Townsend's offices, One New Change, 6pm. See flyer for details
27 March 2019	Wine Tasting, 6.30pm, at the Wine Library, Trinity Square. See flyer for details.
13 March 2019	International dispute avoidance and dispute resolution, panel discussion. See flyer for details.
27 Feb 2019	The use and abuse of expert witnesses: why, in the Courts' eyes, do they keep getting it wrong? Please see flyer for details. Extra places now available.
31 January 2019	KCCLA Debate: "This House believes adjudication is better than court". See flyer for details
25 October	Construction Insurance talk, provided by Hardwicke Chambers. 08.30 for 09.00 start. Booking essential, please see flyer
18 October	Dissertation Evening, advice to current students. Edgar Wallace (upstairs), 18.00 for 18.30 start. For details click on flyer.
13th June 2018	Sweet & Maxwell annual lecture The latest changes to the FIDIC forms of contract Speakers: Simon Hughes QC and Jeremy Glover 6pm in the Edmond Safra lecture theatre, KCL Strand Campus Followed by a drinks reception hosted by Sweet & Maxwell To register by 4th June, please see the flyer The KCCLA AGM will take place shortly before the talk
24 May 2018	Grays Inn Walk A gentle evening stroll with commentary by James Davison of 3PB For details please see the flyer
22 Nov 2017	The KCCLA Christmas mock adjudication will deal with events following reconstruction of that famous wizards' school virtually destroyed by “he who cannot be named”. Using NEC4 Magic Option which assumes that travel in time allows a genuine prospective assessment. Debate will cover the nature of the obligation to take all reasonable and magical steps to mitigate the effects of compensation events, as well as considering premium rates for flying elves in lieu of scaffolding. For registration please see the flyer.
19 October 2017	The annual dissertation evening to hear from the best dissertation authors of 2016, how they did it and to ask them questions about their experience, will take place from 6pm at Keating chambers 15 Essex Street London WC2R 3AA. For details please click on the flyer and to reserve a place for yourself or a guest please RSVP to awright@lawstep.co.uk
6th July 2017	Temple walk, commentary by James Davison. See flyer for details.
29 June 2017	20th Anniversary Drinks Party, The Terrace, Strand Campus. For details see attached flyer.

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King's video series

In this video series produced by the Centre of Construction Law, the Centre will be looking at the impact that King’s research and new legal frameworks have had across the construction sector.

Major construction and engineering projects the world over face the challenge of bringing multiple consultants, contractors and specialists together to integrate their work, services and supplies. There are great opportunities not only to reduce disputes but also to improve economic and social value through new contract relationships that integrate team members and that embed learning from one project to another.

In response to these challenges, Centre of Construction Law and Dispute Resolution at King’s College London consulted with over 120 organisations and developed the FAC-1 Framework Alliance Contract, the first multi-party contract of its kind in the field of construction. The first introductory video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN_QBeg_7Pk . Other videos will be notified each month on David Mosey’s Linkedin and Twitter pages and will explore a range of FAC-1 projects