CBA Tech Talk: Run in conjunction with Dublin International Disputes Week
CBA Satellite Event with Dublin International Disputes Week 2022
Date: Thursday 16th June 2022
Start Time: 4.30pm- 5.30pm
Location: Gaffney Room & Online
Topic: International perspectives on regulation and risk in residential construction
Speakers:
- Deirdre Ní Fhloinn BL. Deirdre Ní Fhloinn is a barrister practising at the Bar of Ireland and a graduate of the Centre for Construction Law at King’s College London. She holds a PhD from Trinity College Dublin on the subject of liability for residential construction defects.
- Philip Britton. Philip Britton is former Visiting Professor and Director of the Centre of Construction Law, King's College London, UK.
- Kim Vernau. Kim Vernau is Chair of Women’s Pioneer Housing and Non-Executive Director of the Housing Association Property Mutual. She is the former CEO of BLP Insurance, a provider of housing warranty insurance and commercial development latent defects insurance.
- Matthew Bell. Matthew Bell is Senior Lecturer and Co-Director of Studies for Construction Law at Melbourne Law School, Australia.
The speakers are authors of and contributors to Britton and Bell, Residential Construction Law, published by Hart Publishing in 2021.
Drinks reception afterwards in the Sheds.
This event is being held in conjunction with the Dublin International Disputes Week 2022
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Additional Information
The Construction Bar Association of Ireland (CBA), is an association of Irish lawyers, both solicitors and counsel, with an interest in constructional law and practice. The CBA was established in 2013 to promote knowledge of construction law and construction dispute resolution, to facilitate the sharing of expertise and to act as a technical and relationship hub for Members in an area where the resolution of disputes is often found outside of the forum of the Courts. The benefits of Membership include access to the CBA Technical Talks Programme and the Christmas and Summer Lectures (CPD), to the Annual Construction Law Conference and online access to the unique CBA Codex (containing in excess of 90 Member papers on Irish construction law and construction dispute resolution in this jurisdiction).
The CBA is an association run by Members for the benefit of its Members. If you are a solicitor or barrister with an interest in construction law we would very much welcome your application to join your colleagues in this fascinating field of practice. For further information, please visit www.cba-ireland.com