Construction adjudication - British and Danish viewpoints and experiences

Abstract

Construction adjudication is a unique method of resolving construction disputes quickly and  cost-effectively. It is interim binding and was conceived specifically with the construction industry in mind. Both the British and Danish legal systems have given special consideration to adjudication, establishing statutory frameworks to support it. 

This seminar, led by academics from Stockholm University, King’s College London, the University of Copenhagen and Lund University will shed light on the key features of construction adjudication, both in its statutory and contractual form. The panellists will assess the success and pitfalls of the existing systems and discuss what different jurisdictions can learn from each other to improve the effectiveness of adjudication.

Speakers

Renato Nazzini, Professor, and Aleksander Kalisz, Research associate, King's College London, Centre of Construction Law & Dispute Resolution
Ole Hansen, Professor, University of Copenhagen, Centre for Private Governance

Commentators

Kristin Eickhoff, Senior associate, Mannheimer Swartling
Joel Eriksson, LL.D., Associate, Foyen

Invitation

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Registration

Please register for participation at SCCL no later than November 14th through the following link.

Please register for participation via Zoom no later than November 20th through the following link.