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Our construction podcast series welcomes distinguished guests to share their take on the latest developments in law and industry trends
Our Construction Law Masters podcast series we welcome distinguished guests from the construction industry to discuss their unique experiences and views of various aspects of construction law and practice.
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Construction Law Masters: EP8 – Asia Series
Hew Kian Heong interviews John Bishop, one of the world's pre-eminent construction experts.
John has over 50 years of experience in the legal and construction industries, having handled thousands of international construction, engineering and energy related disputes as counsel, arbitrator, adjudicator, Dispute Board Member, and mediator in many countries around the world. John is currently practising as a full time independent arbitrator from bases in Beijing, Hong Kong and London.
Construction Law Masters: EP8 - Soundbite 1: Significant milestones in the development of construction law in the last 50 years
Construction Law Masters: EP8 - Soundbite 2: ADR in action on the Channel Tunnel Project
Construction Law Masters: EP8 - Soundbite 3: The “memorial” approach in international arbitration
Construction Law Masters EP8 - Soundbite 4: Use of Dispute Boards in construction projects
Construction Law Masters EP8 - Soundbite 5: Mediation of construction disputes between parties from different cultures
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