Construction Industry

The construction industry is commonly viewed as an economic bellwether, since it is one of the first to feel the impact of recession and lack of market investment, and one of the last to feel the benefits of growth and increased confidence.

Continuing our Business Insolvency series, this webinar looks at the challenges of dealing with an appointment in the construction industry, and how best to maximise value in what can be a very challenging environment.

What rights do you have in relation to contracts, and where in the contractual relationship do you stand? How do you best protect the value of work-in-progress, deal with completion and collect your retentions? And what can you do to protect assets on site immediately following your appointment?

Recorded 28 September 2018

• Clear, concise overview of the practical and commercial challenges presented in a construction industry appointment
• Practical solutions and suggestions to manage the challenges and maximise value
• The confidence to apply your newly learned skills in the workplace 

Anyone with an interest or role in construction industry insolvency looking for an update, a fresh approach or a concentrated introduction to the issue. 

£55 + VAT per person

50% reduction for every third one-hour series you book.

Webinar fee includes electronic version of course documentation.

Team Booking Discount

  5-10 team members - £200 + VAT

11-25 team members - £375 + VAT

26-50 team members - £500 + VAT

50+ price on application

If you are looking to make a team booking, please mail courses@insolvencysupportservices.com. 

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