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Webinar

Part of our Annual Construction and Engineering Law Conference, this webinar debates the far-reaching results of the Pinsent Masons / Queen Mary University of London International Arbitration in Construction Survey.

Event date

08:30 - 09:30

panel-discussion-qm-survey

Speakers

Dr. Dean Lewis

Partner, Co-head of International Arbitration at Pinsent Masons

Mohammed Talib

Senior Associate at Pinsent Masons

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