Construction arbitration is becoming more technically demanding as major projects, evidentiary records, delay analysis, and infrastructure risk grow more complex.
The Construction Arbitration Thought Leadership Series 2026 responds with a three-part programme bringing together arbitrators, in-house counsel, experts, and claims consultants. Its focus is practical: how evidence is assembled and tested, how delay claims are presented, and how risk is understood across the life of an infrastructure dispute.
The mix of perspectives matters. Construction cases rarely turn on legal argument alone; they often require tribunals and counsel to work through dense project records, expert methodologies, and competing accounts of what caused delay or disruption.
The series is designed as a forum for that multidisciplinary conversation. Further programme information is available in the original LinkedIn post linked below.