Law Society to tackle "delay and disruption"
Law Society to tackle "delay and disruption"
- 2001
- RICS Dispute Resolution Faculty News 18 December 2001, (1) .
The Society of Construction Law (SCL) proposes a groundbreaking new Protocol, which will monitor the progress of the workflow, and delay if it occurs, through the construction process. It contains guidance on efficient dispute resolution on already disputed projects, and also answers frequently asked questions. The Protocol is currently in draft form, and will be subject to public consultation until 31 January 2002. The final version will be published in April 2002. For more information, contact Victoria Russell, Chairman of the Society of Construction Law, tel 020 7956 9354. The SCL website provides a text version of the Protocol, www.eotprotocol.com
LAW SOCIETY
DELAY
DISRUPTION
PROTOCOLS
The Society of Construction Law (SCL) proposes a groundbreaking new Protocol, which will monitor the progress of the workflow, and delay if it occurs, through the construction process. It contains guidance on efficient dispute resolution on already disputed projects, and also answers frequently asked questions. The Protocol is currently in draft form, and will be subject to public consultation until 31 January 2002. The final version will be published in April 2002. For more information, contact Victoria Russell, Chairman of the Society of Construction Law, tel 020 7956 9354. The SCL website provides a text version of the Protocol, www.eotprotocol.com
LAW SOCIETY
DELAY
DISRUPTION
PROTOCOLS