Past events

20th Anniversary Drinks Party, The Terrace, Strand Campus.

For details see attached flyer.

Centre for Construction Law and Dispute Resolution - 30th Anniversary Conference

For details see attached flyer

Twentieth Sweet & Maxwell Annual Lecture, John Uff Speaker, Anatomy Theatre and Somerset Cafe

For details see attached flyer    

HS2 Hybrid Bill, speaker Simon Knight, Head of Petition Management. The talk will cover the role played by hybrid bills in recent major infrastructure projects and the knowledge to be gained for other major infrastructure projects.

At Pinsent Masons LLP, 30 Crown Place, Earl Street, London EC2A 4ES.  6:00pm registration for 6:30 start.

To reserve a place for yourself or a guest please contact Tom Deighton by e-mail:  Tom.Deighton@pinsentmasons.com

For further details please click on the flyer.

The KCCLA's pub quiz will take place on 23 February 2017, from 6.30 pm at Temple Bar 1 Milford Lane, Strand, London WC2R 3LL.  

This will be a quiz with construction elements and teams will be constructed on the night. A great opportunity to catch up with friends and test your construction knowledge.  For further details and registration please click on the flyer.

You are invited to attend the Sixteenth Annual Sweet & Maxwell Lecture - 'From the Arbitrator's Perspective' by Professor John Uff QC on Thursday 6 March, in London followed by a drinks reception.  See attached PDF

You are invited to attend the Sweet & Maxwell Construction Law Conference 2013 on Thursday 17th October in London. The brochure can be found here. Sweet & Maxwell is offering KCCLA members a substantial discount to attend this conference. The fee has been reduced from £420 + VAT to £295 + VAT. To claim this offer, click here to register, select the standard fee, and enter discount code 1182604A on the payment summary page. This is your opportunity to focus on the most recent developments in construction case law and legislative developments, including wide-ranging topics and issues affecting the construction industry. A range of construction experts will discuss the various developments and challenges currently facing construction professionals, and prepare you for what to expect in 2013 and beyond.

"Alliancing in Practice: the UK Experience": You are invited to an afternoon conference to discuss the background to the use of alliancing contracts in construction projects. 4.00 pm for registration, 4.30 for the start and 7.00 for drinks. Details in this flyer.

Please see attached notice of the Centre of Construction Law's Annual Update on the afternoon of the 5 September next. This is a great opportunity to catch up on the progress of the law and practice of our industry over the last 12 months, and to similarly catch up with old friends. We look forward to seeing you.