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Construction Law in Court
Next event in Axiom Advocates' Third Thursday Series is a seminar on Construction law, chaired by Heriot Currie QC.
How can a party, settling a multi-party construction dispute, ensure he can then recover the amount of the settlement from another party to the dispute? James Wolffe QC will answer this question in a talk entitled "Settle first; claim later?" Garry Borland, Advocate, will then review recent cases on the subject of implied terms in construction contracts
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The event will take place on Thursday 15 May 2008 from 4.15pm (with the talks from 4.30pm to 5.30pm) at Mackenzie Building, Old Assembly Close, High Street, Edinburgh.
It is open to practising solicitors and members of the construction industry, is free of charge, and is eligible for CPD.
Places are limited, so to book your place, please contact Lesley Flynn, Practice Manager at lesley.flynn@axiomadvocates.com Axiom Advocates are the group comprising many of Scotland's top advocates specialising in commercial and public law.
The Third Thursday Series is a series of talks by members of Axiom aiming to provide topical insights into developments in the law as, well as the opportunity to meet the speakers and colleagues in a post-event informal session over refreshments.
Further details about the Third Thursday series can be found at www.axiomadvocates.com.
Further events in the Third Thursday Series are as follows:.
Current topics in Commercial Law.
Thursday 19 June 2008.
Heriot Currie QC, Jonathan Lake and Roisin Higgins .
Chaired by Iain Ferguson QC.
Time: 4.30pm .
Venue: Mackenzie Building, Old Assembly Close, High Street, Edinburgh.
Public Law: Acting for and against public authorities in judicial review cases.
Thursday 16 October 2008.
Jane Munro and Mark Lindsay.
Chaired by Gerry Moynihan QC.
Time: 4.30pm.
Venue: Mackenzie Building, Old Assembly Close, High Street, Edinburgh .
EU law in the Scottish Courts.
Thursday 20 November 2008.
David Johnston QC, James Mure and Anna Poole.
Chaired by James Wolffe QC.
Time: 4.30.
Venue: Mackenzie Building, Old Assembly Close, High Street, Edinburgh.
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