Concurrent Delay

Date: Wednesday, 25 Nov 2015, 18:00 - 21:00 Location: Member cost: £0 (including VAT) Non-member cost: £0 (including VAT)

Concurrent Delay

a seminar by

Jane Lemon QC of Keating Chambers

All professionals involved in dispute resolution need to keep up to date with developments in arbitration, mediation and adjudications so as to understand fully the processes by which construction disputes are resolved and to be able to advise their clients properly on these dispute resolution processes.

The issues of concurrency and the application of the principles is a topic which always promotes great debate and the talk promises to be informative and enjoyable.

Jane Lemon specialises in construction and engineering disputes and works both nationally and internationally. She has wide sector experience including infrastructure, building and renewable energy. She took Silk this year and has a built up a solid reputation as a thorough and dedicated advocate.

Jane is recognised by Chambers UK and Legal 500, where she is described as a, “A leading junior for heavyweight international arbitrations” and "Incredibly dedicated and very accessible. If you need something delivering she will deliver it and she is really good at getting on top of complex causation issues."

This is a joint meeting between the Thames Valley Branches of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and the Society of Construction Law.