28 September 202213:00 - 17:30
The Institution of Structural Engineers 47-58 Bastwick Street, London EC1V 3PS View on Google Maps
Member: £245 + VAT (Early booking £215 + VAT) Standard: £325 + VAT (Early booking £285 + VAT)
Places available. This course is also available for in-house delivery
Available until one month prior
By the end of the course, you should be able to:
Agree and record clear, enforceable agreements with non-professional clients with no technical background and limited experience
Recognise the ‘consumer protection’ background
Recognise and avoid misunderstandings around fees and variations, delays, and your own and the contractor’s responsibility
Respond to complaints correctly
Communicate effectively and get paid more easily
Owners, directors, managers and employees working in small practices or as sole practitioners, particularly for the domestic sector and for non-commercial or non-professional clients.
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Rob Langley has an MA (Oxon) in jurisprudence. He is a barrister, solicitor, Fellow of the Society of Advanced Legal Studies, practising adjudicator, arbitrator and mediator. Before specialising in training and consultancy, he was a law firm partner practising in engineering and construction law. During this time, he dealt with almost every form of contract. He has extensive and successful experience of defending claims against construction professionals.
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